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One of the Largest Steel Complexes in the Americas, Usiminas, Announced Yesterday (January 18) Recruitment and Selection for Job Openings at the Ipatinga Plant

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 19/01/2022 at 11:24

Updated on 19/01/2022 at 13:33

Agribusiness, Economy, Job Openings, Uncategorized

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Usiminas Mecânica Calls Candidates With Elementary, High School, And Technical Education For Job Opportunities At The Ipatinga Plant In MG

Looking for a job? Build your career at one of the leading steel complexes in the Americas, Usiminas! The company is holding an open selection process for candidates with elementary, high school, and technical education for job opportunities at the plant in Minas Gerais. See below how to submit your resume.

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More Than Just Steel, Usiminas Offers Solutions For The Major Industrial Challenges Of The country. It’s Close To You, In Cars And Refrigerators. Usiminas Steel Is Also Far Away, On Ships, Oil Platforms, And Tractors. It’s No Wonder That Usiminas Is A Leader In Flat Steel In Brazil And One Of The Major Steel Complexes In The Americas.

Usiminas Believes That Its Success Is Due To People. For This Reason, It Also Seeks Developing Professionals To Join Its Team, So They Can Grow With The Company And Help Build Its Future.

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Check Below How To Apply For The Job Openings At Usiminas Steel

Electrician F/C
Installer Electrician and Assembly Electrician
Welder and X-Ray Welder / Cutter and Cutting Professional
Mig Welder / Cutter and Cutting Professional
Tig Welder / Cutter and Cutting Professional
Assembly Mechanic and Mechanic Installer
Adjustment Mechanic and Adjustment Mechanic
Scaffold Assembler
Assembly Foreman
Electrical Foreman
Welding Foreman
Scaffold Foreman

All Positions Are Open To People With Disabilities (PWD).

Application: Those Interested In The Job Openings Above Should Send Their Resumes By February 18 To recrutamento.umsa@usiminasmecanica.com.br, Including In The Subject Line The Name Of The Position They Are Applying For.

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One of the Largest Steel Complexes in the Americas, Usiminas, Announced Yesterday (January 18) Recruitment and Selection for Job Openings at the Ipatinga Plant

Usiminas Mecânica Calls Candidates With Elementary, High School, And Technical Education For Job Opportunities At The Ipatinga Plant In MG

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