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Plant Hiring for High School and College Graduates, Today July 9

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Published on 09/07/2020 at 18:12

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Sugar-Energy Plant with Job Openings for High School and Higher Education This Thursday, July 9, in Maintenance and Administrative Sector

Job openings in MG for high school and higher education were opened yesterday (07/08) by the sugar-energy plant, Delta Sucroenergia. The opportunities are for administrative and maintenance positions, check the requirements and how to apply. More than 70 job openings for elementary education are open today (07/09) for the position of Production Operator.

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Check Below the Open Positions at the Sugar-Energy Plant for High School and Higher Education Professionals Living in MG. The Company Informs That Compensation and Benefits are Market-Compatible.

Administrative Assistant – Technology

Requirements

Graduated or currently studying higher education in Information Technology or related fields
Knowledge of Windows operating systems and Office package
Knowledge of TCP/IP and Wifi networks
Maintenance of workstations and notebooks, operating system formatting, printer configuration, among others.
Reside in Delta, Igarapava, Aramina, or Uberaba – MG

Industrial Process Operator

Requirements

Complete high school
Basic Office package
Experience in evaporation
Having a Technical Course in Sugar and Alcohol will be a differential
Reside in Delta, Igarapava, Aramina, or Uberaba – MG

Industrial Electrician – Power Generation

Requirements

Technical high school or currently studying engineering
05 years of experience with turbo generator operation
Having experience in Siemens turbine operation will be a differential
Shift work schedule
Availability to reside in the MG region

Application

The Delta Sucroenergia informs that interested candidates for the above opportunities should only send their resumes if they meet all the job requirements. Do not forget to update your contact information, courses, experience, and qualifications.

If you meet the requirements of the selection process, send your updated resume, indicating the position name in the subject line of the email to curriculos@deltasucroenergia.com.br

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