The governor of Ceará met with executives from the mining company Fortescue Metals Group to discuss the possibility of contributions and job creation in the state

The governor of the state of Ceará, Camilo Santana, published on his Facebook page that he met, on the last day 19, with executives from the mining company Fortescue Metals Group to discuss the possibility of the mining company making investments in the state of Ceará. Camilo also pointed out that he is seeking to attract new investments and increase job creation in Ceará. See also: The three largest mining companies in the world (BHP, Rio Tinto and Vale) want to develop electric solutions in trucks used in mines

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Investment possibilities and job creation for the Australian company in Ceará

The governor points out that he has been working hard to attract new investments to the state of Ceará and, with that, increase the generation of jobs for the people of Ceará.

About Fortescue Metals Group Miner: FMG Miner is an Australian iron ore company. In 2017, Fortescue was considered the fourth largest iron ore producer in the world, after BHP, Rio Tinto and Vale. The miner owns interests of more than 87.000 km² in the Pilbara region of western Australia, making it the largest owner of tenements in the state, larger than BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto.

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The partnership between Mineradora Tabuleiro and SENAI CIMATEC – one of the most advanced centers of education, science, technology and innovation in Brazil, will become a landmark in the Brazilian mining industry. The Terras Raras project will allow the development of materials that were previously technically and commercially unfeasible.

An unprecedented initiative involves technology and innovation to make it possible to explore rare earth mines in Bahia, which was not feasible before. The cooperation between Mineradora Tabuleiro and SENAI CIMATEC aims to research and develop a new concept of rare earth extraction that is economically viable and sustainable in Brazil.

Mineradora Vale has almost 150 open jobs throughout Brazil

Vale has 142 job opportunities open on April 30th. The mining company is hiring operators, technicians, engineers, specialists, analysts and other professionals for Minas Gerais, Pará, Rio de Janeiro and other states. For some roles, no experience is required. Check out the mining jobs below:

• Administrative assistant;
• Pico Mine Equipment Maintenance Manager;
• Equipment and Facilities Operator;
• Automation Technician;
• Master Engineer;
• Technician Planning Programming Maintenance II;
• Preventive Maintenance Supervisor;
• Mechanic I;
• Specialized Welder.

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