New Usiminas Project Will Require 100 New Positions. Hiring Is Scheduled for This Month!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/06/2019 at 16:48

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Usiminas Mining Just Announced Openings for Elementary, High School, and Technical Levels. Hiring Will Begin in June.

Those interested in joining the Usiminas Mining (Musa) team now have new opportunities to enter the company. The unit, located in Itatiaiuçu – Minas Gerais, has just announced the opening of over 100 positions through its official news vehicle. The company states that hiring will take place in June and July. Continue reading to find out the details.

The president of Usiminas, Sergio Leite, will have a special participation in the Business Connection event, which takes place on June 14 and 15 at Minas Náutico in Alphaville, Nova Lima. Considered one of the main executives and managers in the country, Sergio Leite has become known for having pulled Usiminas out of a critical situation, successfully navigating tough economic times, in addition to being the driver of the solution that sealed peace after the legal dispute among the company’s partners. Usiminas has returned to being a profitable company and Sergio Leite has accumulated awards as a manager.

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About the Openings

There are opportunities for elementary, high school, and technical levels in the areas of industrial maintenance and equipment, mine operation, and mineral processing, including for people with disabilities. Candidates should preferably have experience in the desired positions.

Benefits

Competitive salary
Chartered transportation
On-site meals
Health plan
Dental plan
In addition to other benefits

Application

To participate in the selection process, simply send your resume to the email address selecao.mineracao@usiminas.com or deliver it in person at Consult.

The recruitment consulting firm, a partner of Usiminas Mining, has offices in Itaúna (Avenida Miguel Augusto Gonçalves, 1,530, Graças) and Divinópolis (Avenida 1º de Junho, 200, Room 703, Centro). More information can be obtained by calling (37) 3242-1797.

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