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Plant Hiring Professionals With High School and College Degrees Today, March 24

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 24/03/2020 at 11:21

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Sugar-Energy Plant with Job Openings for High School and Higher Education on Tuesday, March 24, in the Maintenance and Administrative Sector.

Sugar-energy plant, Delta Sucroenergia announced today (24) through its official news vehicle, the job openings for high school and higher education for the positions of Administrative Assistant, Administrative Aide, and Industrial Electrician for its unit in MG. The Brazilian drilling company Perbras is hiring for positions in Macaé, Bahia, Espírito Santo, and Campos dos Goytacazes.

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Check below the job openings available at the Sugar-Energy Plant for high school and higher education professionals residing in MG. The company reports that it offers compensation and benefits compatible with the market.

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Administrative Aide

Requirements: Completed high school; Intermediate computer skills; Preferred knowledge in the agricultural area; Category B driver’s license will be a differentiator; Reside in Conceição das Alagoas or Uberaba – MG

Administrative Assistant

Requirements: Currently enrolled in or completed Administration, Agribusiness Management, Agronomy, or related fields; Advanced computer skills; Preferred knowledge in the agricultural area, PIMS, Icol, Ipop; Category B driver’s license will be a differentiator; Reside in Conceição das Alagoas or Uberaba – MG

Industrial Electrician

Requirements: Technical high school diploma in Electrotechnics or Electrical Engineering; Experience in the position; Availability to work shifts; Knowledge of Office package; Category B driver’s license; Reside in Conceição das Alagoas or Uberaba – MG

Application

The Delta Sucroenergia informs that candidates interested in the above opportunities should only send their resumes if they meet all the job requirements. Don’t forget to update your contact details, courses, experience, and qualifications.

If you meet the requirements for the selection process, send your updated resume, stating the job title in the email subject line to curriculos@deltasucroenergia.com.br

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