Giant Selection Process Accepting Resumes Until August 2nd

Written by Renato Oliveira Publicado em 30/07/2019 at 11:11

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There Are 49 Positions Being Requested in a Devastating Selection Process and Opportunities Are Also for People with Disabilities

The Agricultural Cooperative of Satuba Valley (Copervales) has just announced a massive selection process where it is offering 49 positions for professionals who wish to work during the 2019/2020 harvest.
These are opportunities for practically all operational positions, such as: Electrician, boiler maker, welder, instrument technician, mechanic, operator, etc., as well as indirect labor positions, such as quality analyst and PCM analyst, among many others.

Copervales is a group of 110 sugarcane suppliers from the Satuba Valley region, Paraíba, and Mundaú, which has leased the Uruba Plant, located in the municipality of Atalaia, in the state of Alagoas, and works to find alternatives to continue producing efficiently and sustainably.

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Check below the extensive list of open positions at Copervales

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Laboratory Analyst
Quality Analyst
Lead Analyst
Agricultural Portfolio Assistant
Weighing and Billing Assistant
PCM Assistant
Production Assistant
General Services Assistant
Warehouse Assistant
Electrician Assistant
Industrial Mechanic Assistant
Balancing Technician
Boiler Maker
Dosage Operator
Electrician
Industrial Electrician
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Manufacturing Supervisor
Quality Control Inspector
Harvest Inspector
Transport Inspector
Instrument Technician
Lubricator
Tacker
Industrial Equipment Mechanic
Irrigation Equipment Mechanic
Driver
Bell Chair Operator
Heater Operator
Brake Operator
Boiler Operator
Caleadeira Operator
Sugar Centrifuge Operator
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Decanter Operator
Evaporation Operator
Filter Operator
Forrageira Operator
Heavy Machinery Operator
Crane Operator
Silo Operator
Probe Operator
Boiler Supervisory Operator
Manufacturing Supervisory Operator
Dump Operator
Water Treatment Operator
Steam Turbine Operator
Turbo Generator Operator
Vacuum Operator
Feeding Table Operator
Welder
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The company requests in the announcement that interested parties send their resumes by 08/02/2019 to the email: pessoal@copervales.com.br and emphasizes that all of its vacancies are also available for People with Disabilities (PWD).

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