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National Reference In Mining, VALE Hires For Production, Operations, Maintenance, Supplies, And More In Minas Gerais

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Published on 29/11/2020 at 10:46

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Mining Specialist, Vale Is Hiring Various Professionals for Many Job Vacancies in Minas Gerais

Reference in Brazil and worldwide in mining, VALE has many job opportunities for Minas Gerais. Professionals in production, maintenance, operations, supply, geology, and more are required by the company. In addition to vacancies for Minas Gerais, the company also hires for other states, such as Mato Grosso do Sul, Pará, and Espírito Santo, totaling 107 opportunities.

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About Vale:

With operations, offices, explorations, and joint ventures spread across five continents, Vale is the second-largest mining company in the world. Headquartered in Brazil and operating in around 30 countries, the company employs approximately 200,000 people, including both its own and outsourced professionals.

They are the largest global producer of iron ore and the second-largest producer of nickel. They also produce copper, coal, manganese, ferroalloys, fertilizers, cobalt, and platinum group metals. They also operate in logistics, steelmaking, energy, and fertilizers.

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Check Out Below Some Job Opportunities at VALE in Minas Gerais!

Topography Assistant

Contract Management Engineer

Mid-Level Engineer

Environmental Analyst

Operational Drilling Manager

Heavy Mining Equipment Maintenance Supervisor

Engineer – Mine Engineering Coordination

Mining Officer

Geologist

Supply Analyst

Specialized Maintenance Technician

Sustainability Analyst

Predictive Technician II

Maintenance Inspector

Project Management Analyst

Occupational Safety Engineer

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National Reference In Mining, VALE Hires For Production, Operations, Maintenance, Supplies, And More In Minas Gerais

Mining Specialist, Vale Is Hiring Various Professionals for Many Job Vacancies in Minas Gerais

See Other News:

About Vale:

Check Out Below Some Job Opportunities at VALE in Minas Gerais!

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National Reference In Mining, VALE Hires For Production, Operations, Maintenance, Supplies, And More In Minas Gerais

Mining Specialist, Vale Is Hiring Various Professionals for Many Job Vacancies in Minas Gerais

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