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Professionals Are Called to Work at Power Plant, Applications Open Until the 18th of This Month!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/09/2019 at 08:11

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Alta Mogiana Plant SA in São Paulo Announces Job Openings This Friday, September 6th, for Electrical Professionals.

Company in the sugar-energy sector announced yesterday, September 6th, through its official news outlet, the job openings for the positions of Industrial Electrician and Electronics Technician to work in São Paulo. The company informs that the deadline for submitting resumes is until September 18th. With 14 plants, Mato Grosso is the 2nd largest producer of biodiesel in the country.

Alta Mogiana Plant SA produces sugar, ethanol, and electric energy, with occupational safety practices, environmental respect, and social responsibility.

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Industrial Electrician – São Paulo

Requirements

Complete High School;
Must have a complete Technical Education in Electrical or Electronics;
NR 10 Training; – Must reside in São Joaquim da Barra or Guará;
Must have experience, with registration in the area.

Electronics Technician – São Paulo

Requirements

Complete High School;
Must have a complete Technical Education in Instrumentation;
Must reside in São Joaquim da Barra or Guará;
Must have experience, with registration in the area.

Application

The company informs that the only way to apply for the positions is through the company’s official website; this is stated below.

If you are a specialized professional in any of the roles above and meet the requirements set by the company, click here to submit your application. Click on Work With Us and choose the area of interest.

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Professionals Are Called to Work at Power Plant, Applications Open Until the 18th of This Month!

Alta Mogiana Plant SA in São Paulo Announces Job Openings This Friday, September 6th, for Electrical Professionals.

Industrial Electrician – São Paulo

Electronics Technician – São Paulo

Application

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