New Job Openings in Mining Announced in Pará (PA), Bahia (BA), and Minas Gerais (MG): Mining Company Shares Unmissable Opportunities, Check the Cities!

Written by Daiane Souza

Published on 28/07/2022 at 11:49

Updated on 28/07/2022 at 11:52

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ERO BRASIL is a reference mining company in the Brazilian Northeast, working with copper concentrates. In the state of Minas Gerais (MG), the institution mainly operates in gold mining.

ERO BRASIL is currently offering job openings for candidates with and without higher education for positions in the states of Pará (PA), Bahia (BA), and Minas Gerais (MG) related to copper and gold mining. Candidates can apply for the selection process through Gupy and must register their resumes on the platform.

The benefits and salaries of the job opportunities have not been disclosed on the recruitment and selection site. More information will be provided to interested candidates after approval by Human Resources and the job interview.

ERO BRASIL Job Openings: See a List of the Main Opportunities

Below, CPG has compiled a list of the main job opportunities provided by ERO BRASIL available this Thursday, July 28. To access ALL the selection processes of the mining company, one must access the GUPY portal, where Human Resources selects the profiles.

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MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR II – WORKSHOP – Jaguarari – Bahia (BA)

To have the ideal profile for maintenance supervisor, it is necessary for the candidate to have completed technical education, a Category D driver’s license, along with proven experience, as documented by their work card, in mining operations. The daily responsibilities will include:

Conduct all preventive processes of the equipment as dictated by the mining schedules and superiors.
Monitor the performance of the equipment, suggest corrections, and preventive actions.
Ensure the safety of other employees and the preservation of the environment by following regulatory rules.
Manage teams and delegate tasks to each of them.

It is crucial that the selected candidate resides in the city of Jaguarari, Bahia (BA) or has the availability to relocate.

Click here to apply for the maintenance supervisor job opening.

EQUIPMENT OPERATOR III (LHD LOADER) – Jaguarari – Bahia (BA)

To work as a equipment operator III, it is necessary to have completed high school and possess a Category E driver’s license. Experience with heavy equipment or mining-related operations is a plus. Some of the duties that will be part of the employee’s daily routine include:

Cleaning work fronts and consistently removing blasted materials from the mines.
Providing necessary support for loading trucks or mining dumps.
Allocating equipment for mechanics, welders, and prospectors.
Carrying out all other activities that comprise the duties of the area.

Click here to apply for the equipment operator III job opening.

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY TECHNICIAN II – Tucumã – Pará (PA)

The occupational safety technician will be responsible for providing support to mine workers to ensure they remain safe while using personal protective equipment. Additionally, it is important that they have availability to work on-site in the city of Tucumã, Pará (PA).

Another function that will be part of this employee’s routine will be to conduct area inspections to ensure local safety.

Click here to apply for the occupational safety technician job opening.

Mechanical Engineer (Projects) – Belo Horizonte – Minas Gerais (MG)

The mechanical project engineer must be qualified and possess advanced English skills for conversation (essential requirement).

Click here to apply for the engineer job opening.

New Job Openings in Mining Announced in Pará (PA), Bahia (BA), and Minas Gerais (MG): Mining Company Shares Unmissable Opportunities, Check the Cities!

ERO BRASIL is a reference mining company in the Brazilian Northeast, working with copper concentrates. In the state of Minas Gerais (MG), the institution mainly operates in gold mining.

ERO BRASIL Job Openings: See a List of the Main Opportunities

MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR II – WORKSHOP – Jaguarari – Bahia (BA)

EQUIPMENT OPERATOR III (LHD LOADER) – Jaguarari – Bahia (BA)

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY TECHNICIAN II – Tucumã – Pará (PA)

Mechanical Engineer (Projects) – Belo Horizonte – Minas Gerais (MG)

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ERO BRASIL is a reference mining company in the Brazilian Northeast, working with copper concentrates. In the state of Minas Gerais (MG), the institution mainly operates in gold mining.

ERO BRASIL Job Openings: See a List of the Main Opportunities

MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR II – WORKSHOP – Jaguarari – Bahia (BA)

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Mechanical Engineer (Projects) – Belo Horizonte – Minas Gerais (MG)

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