Processo seletivo Brutal da Bioenergética Aroeira com muitas vagas de empregos em Minas Gerais

Brutal Selection Process of Aroeira Bioenergy With Many Job Openings in Minas Gerais

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 04/01/2020 at 18:22

Updated on 07/01/2020 at 20:15

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Bioenergética Aroeira, Operating in the Sugar and Ethanol Sector in Minas Gerais, Has Job Openings in Over 40 Positions

Headquartered in Minas Gerais, a company in the sugar and ethanol sector, Bioenergética Aroeira announced that it has over 40 job openings for positions such as mechanic, operator, electrician, assistants, technicians, and many others. See also: Brazilian Navy Opens Competition for Engineering Area; Salary of 8,500 Reais

The company is currently engaged in the distillation of alcohol from sugarcane, production of VHP Sugar, and Generation of Sugar-Energy Bioelectricity through the burning of bagasse.

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Industrial

Laboratory Analyst JR
Production Assistant
Cook II
Industrial Maintenance Electrician I
Industrial Maintenance Electrician III
Production Supervisor
Industrial Maintenance Mechanic II
Centrifuge Operator Sugar III
Boiler Operator III
Extraction Operator III
Juice Treatment Operator I
Juice Treatment Operator II
Maintenance Welder INDL I
Turbine Generator Operator III
Work Safety Technician PL
Work Safety Technician SR

Agricultural

Agricultural Control Analyst JR
Automotive Control Assistant
Automotive Maintenance Assistant
Agricultural Production Assistant
Tire Repair Technician
Traffic Controller
Automotive Maintenance Electrician III
Mechanized Harvest Supervisor
Lifter
Mechanized Harvest Leader
Automotive Maintenance Leader
Yard Leader
Automotive Maintenance Mechanic I
Automotive Maintenance Mechanic III
Truck Driver I
Driver I
Driver II
Courier
Sugarcane Harvester Operator
Munk Operator
Agricultural Machinery Operator II
Heavy Machinery Operator
Automotive Painter
Automotive Maintenance Welder III
Work Safety Technician PL
Work Safety Technician SR

Applications

Those interested in participating in this great opportunity for numerous job openings can send their resumes to cv@bioaroeira.com.br, mentioning the desired position in the subject line, by January 31, 2020. The company emphasizes that it has openings for people with disabilities.

Da Mata Also Has Internship Openings

It is also a company in the same field and to expand its business and provide opportunities for new talent, it also has internship openings available, check here how to apply.

Brutal Selection Process of Aroeira Bioenergy With Many Job Openings in Minas Gerais

Bioenergética Aroeira, Operating in the Sugar and Ethanol Sector in Minas Gerais, Has Job Openings in Over 40 Positions

Industrial

Agricultural

Applications

Da Mata Also Has Internship Openings

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Brutal Selection Process of Aroeira Bioenergy With Many Job Openings in Minas Gerais

Bioenergética Aroeira, Operating in the Sugar and Ethanol Sector in Minas Gerais, Has Job Openings in Over 40 Positions

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Applications

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