Mineradora Samarco foresees resumption and around 7.200 jobs will be opened in outsourced companies and in companies that supply the sector
The mining company Samarco returned to partially operate at the end of 2020, with around 26% of its production. Currently, the company has announced that it will fully anticipate its return to 2029 in Ubu and Anchieta, in Espírito Santo, and the estimate is that at least 7.200 jobs will be generated with the return, in addition to helping to anticipate the state's economy. Vacancies in outsourced companies and companies that supply the sector will already be open this year.
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According to Online Tribune, the mining company Samarco signed a cooperation agreement with the company Vale in order to optimize its production. This cooperation involves agreements for the purchase and sale of ores, exchange of areas, and more.
The resumption of the mining company Samarco is expected to generate thousands of job openings in Espírito Santo, with around 700 jobs directly in the company, 500 jobs in outsourced companies and 6.000 jobs in companies related to the production chain. Samarco will need engineers, technicians, masons, mechanics, electricians, among others. Salaries will range between R$ 1,5 and R$ 20. In addition, the mining company Samarco will provide qualification courses through Senai.
In addition, the return of the mining company Samarco will also generate job openings in companies that manufacture uniforms, restaurants, hotels and transport, for example. There will be around 6 job openings in this area.
About mining company Samarco
After the rupture of the dam in Mariana (MG), which occurred on November 5, 2015, the mining company Samarco had its activities completely paralyzed for 5 years. This dam was used to store iron ore tailings from the mining company.
Therefore, the mining company Samarco only returned with its activities at the end of 2020, with about 26% of its capacity. In this first year, the mining company Samarco produced around 7,87 million tons of iron ore.
The mining company Samarco serves Brazil and abroad, assisting in the production of steel in the main companies in America, the Middle East, Europe and North Africa.
The company expects to fully resume its activities by 2029, generating around 7.200 jobs. Within the Samarco mining company, jobs will be created for environmental engineers, mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, safety engineers, programming technicians, work safety technicians, assembler mechanic, maintenance mechanic, electrician, hydraulic firefighter, IT technician, mason, painter, among others.
Hiring
Job openings at the mining company Samarco are advertised in the vacancies.com, but it is also possible register your resume on the mining company's website, by clicking here.
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