Brazilian Multinational Metalworking Company Tupy Opens 200 Job Vacancies in Santa Catarina

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Published on 09/12/2020 at 15:11

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Tupy, From The Metallurgical Sector, Will Open 200 Job Vacancies In Santa Catarina. Interested Parties Can Register On December 22

Tupy is a Brazilian multinational in the metallurgical sector and manufactures structural components in cast iron with high geometric and metallurgical complexity. The company will open 200 new job vacancies this month in the State of Santa Catarina. Interested individuals must go to Gate 2 of Tupy on the 22nd of this month.

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About Tupy:

Tupy is a Brazilian multinational in the metallurgy sector and produces structural components in cast iron with high geometric and metallurgical complexity. These engineering solutions are applied in the cargo transport, infrastructure, agribusiness, and energy generation sectors and contribute to people’s quality of life, promoting access to health, basic sanitation, potable water, food production and distribution, and global trade.

The technological innovation involved in the production and creation of these parts is the company’s specialty in its more than 80 years of history. Its production is concentrated in Brazilian factories in Joinville/SC and Mauá/SP, and abroad, in the cities of Saltillo and Ramos Arizpe in Mexico. Additionally, it has commercial offices in São Paulo, the USA, and Germany.

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Requirements:

Must be over 18 years old;
Must not have participated in a selection process at Tupy in the last 6 months and, if a former employee, must have left the company spontaneously 6 months ago.

Bring On The Day:

Employment Card;
ID Card;
Voter Registration;
Original proof of education (completing elementary school is not required);
Military service card (for men).

The Company Offers:

Health plan;
Dental plan;
Meals in an internal restaurant;
Transportation allowance or chartered transport;
Private pension;
Profit-sharing.

Interested candidates for the job vacancies must wear masks, respect social distancing in line, and sanitize their hands with alcohol gel available on-site.

Application: Attend Gate 2 of Tupy starting at 8 AM and in the afternoon, starting at 2 PM, until December 22.

Brazilian Multinational Metalworking Company Tupy Opens 200 Job Vacancies in Santa Catarina

Tupy, From The Metallurgical Sector, Will Open 200 Job Vacancies In Santa Catarina. Interested Parties Can Register On December 22

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