One Of The Giants In Mining In Brazil, Samarco Is Offering 65 Positions For Entry-Level Professionals In Its New Internship Program Exclusively For Women

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 14/09/2022 at 18:48

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The Internship Positions at Samarco, in the States of Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo, Are Open to All Technical and Higher Education Courses

Samarco has opened applications for its new Internship Program. This opportunity will be an initiative that will enhance the development of future professionals being trained for the job market, one of the company’s social responsibilities.

Samarco is a privately held company that operates in the mining sector, a joint venture owned by Vale and BHP, headquartered in Belo Horizonte (MG). The company has operational units in Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo. The main product developed by Samarco is iron ore pellets, a raw material for steel production by the steel industry. The company resumed its operations in a different way, with the introduction of new technologies and greater safety, aiming to generate lasting value for the territories where we operate.

Samarco emerged as a project in 1971, from the merger of Marcona Corporation and S/A Mineração Trindade (Samitri). While Marcona had experience in iron ore concentration and pelletizing, Samitri held the mining rights to the “Alegria Complex” in MG, rich in itabirite, with low iron content, which had never been explored in Brazil. By investing in technology, the companies would transform the itabirite, treated as waste, into a quality product, with iron content of about 70%.

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More About Samarco’s Internship Positions

The internship positions at Samarco are open to all Technical Level courses, starting from the first module, and Higher Education courses, starting from the 3rd semester, with working hours in the morning, from 7:30 AM to 2:30 PM, which corresponds to a workload of 6 hours daily. Candidates for the internship positions at Samarco must be enrolled in evening classes and have availability to intern for a minimum of 1 year.

The start of the internship contract will be in December of this year, and the positions will be distributed among the states of Minas Gerais, in the units of Belo Horizonte, Germano, Candonga, and Matipó, and in Espírito Santo in the city of Ubu.

Applications for Internship Positions

Interested candidates for the internship positions at Samarco can apply until 09/18/2022, on the platform vagas.com. After this first application, they will need to complete the supplementary form for the selection process of the positions.

It is important to follow these tips before applying for the Internship Program at Samarco: have an updated resume on hand and set aside at least 10 minutes to fill out the supplementary application form.

Stages of the Selection Process for Candidates Who Meet the Requirements Described at the Beginning of the Text:

Online Applications

Online Test

Online Individual Interview

Online Psychological Evaluation

Online Interview with the Manager

Admission Exam

Admission

Admission

At this stage, the final candidates will be sent a list of mandatory documents for admission to the internship. Personal documents such as CPF, RG, voter registration, proof of residence, and work card are essential for presentation.

Click Petroleum and Gas is not responsible for filling the internship positions offered by Samarco, only disseminating opportunities in various locations in Brazil and around the world. To apply and learn more information, visit the website or profile of the company offering the positions, and be sure to check the requirements and activities. Good luck!

One Of The Giants In Mining In Brazil, Samarco Is Offering 65 Positions For Entry-Level Professionals In Its New Internship Program Exclusively For Women

The Internship Positions at Samarco, in the States of Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo, Are Open to All Technical and Higher Education Courses

More About Samarco’s Internship Positions

Applications for Internship Positions

Stages of the Selection Process for Candidates Who Meet the Requirements Described at the Beginning of the Text:

Admission

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One Of The Giants In Mining In Brazil, Samarco Is Offering 65 Positions For Entry-Level Professionals In Its New Internship Program Exclusively For Women

The Internship Positions at Samarco, in the States of Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo, Are Open to All Technical and Higher Education Courses

More About Samarco’s Internship Positions

Applications for Internship Positions

Stages of the Selection Process for Candidates Who Meet the Requirements Described at the Beginning of the Text:

Admission

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