Projetos da mineradora Vale demanda 62 vagas de emprego para ensino fundamental em diferentes especialidades

Vale Mining Projects Require 62 Job Openings for Elementary Education in Different Specialties

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 28/02/2020 at 12:16

A gigante da mineração Vale está com vagas de emprego abertas em sua unidade Complexo de Tubarão para profissionais de ensino fundamental.

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The Mining Giant Vale Has Job Openings at Its Tubarão Complex for Elementary School Professionals.

There are job openings at the mining multinational Vale! The opportunities are for candidates with elementary education aimed at working at the Tubarão Complex. Vale’s bulk carrier has been damaged and may sink off the coast of Maranhão

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Vale is a Brazilian multinational mining company and one of the largest logistics operators in the country. It is one of the largest mining companies in the world and also the largest producer of iron ore, pellets, and nickel.

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Application for Positions at Vale – Cariacica – ES

Junior Painter – 12 positions: Complete elementary education, 1 year of experience
Insulator – 5 positions: Complete elementary education, 1 year of experience, willingness to travel
Scaffold Assembly Leader – 5 positions: Complete elementary education, 1 year of experience
Roof Installer – 5 positions: Complete elementary education, 1 year of experience
Spray Painter – 10 positions: Complete elementary education, 1 year of experience
Blast Painter – 10 positions: Complete elementary education, 1 year of experience
Lead Painter – 10 positions: Complete elementary education, 1 year of experience

Application to Compete for Jobs at the Brazilian Mining Company Vale

Those interested in competing for positions at the mining company Vale should go to the Worker Agency in Cariacica – ES, located at Avenida Kleber Andrade, nº 05, in the Rio Branco neighborhood, bringing personal identification documents, proof of residence, and education.

With the referral letter in hand, the candidate should wait for the selection day that will take place on March 9, where they should bring the letter, the resume, and the work card. Good luck to the candidates!

Vale Mining Projects Require 62 Job Openings for Elementary Education in Different Specialties

The Mining Giant Vale Has Job Openings at Its Tubarão Complex for Elementary School Professionals.

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Application for Positions at Vale – Cariacica – ES

Application to Compete for Jobs at the Brazilian Mining Company Vale

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