Plant Hires for Many Positions! Welders, Electricians, Engineers, Mechanics, Operators, Drivers, and More Professionals Are Needed

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 30/09/2020 at 20:34

Trabalhador da Usina Coruripe/ Fonte: reprodução Google

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Job Openings at Usina Coruripe Are for Drivers, Turners, Electricians, Welders, and More, for Minas Gerais and Alagoas

Usina Coruripe, a producer of ethanol, sugar, and electricity, with one unit in Alagoas and five in Minas Gerais, has job openings in the state of Minas Gerais and in Alagoas. The positions are for drivers, operators, analysts, mechanics, welders, electricians, and more.

About the Company:

A privately held company, whose development transformed a small sugar mill into one of the most important business corporations in Brazil. Usina has five units, one in Alagoas, in the municipality of Coruripe, and four in Minas Gerais, in the cities of Iturama, Campo Florido, Limeira do Oeste, and Carneirinho. The crushing capacity is 14.5 tons of sugarcane, and in production, they make 20 million sacks of sugar, 470 million liters of ethanol, and 690 megawatts/hour of electricity. They generate about 7,000 direct jobs and 35,000 indirect jobs.

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Industrial Boilermaker;
Industrial Welder;
Industrial Mechanic;
Boilermaking and Welding Assistant;
Industrial Electrician;
Industrial Boilermaker;
Agricultural Production Assistant;
Utilities Operator III;
General Services Tractor Operator;
Mobile Equipment Operator (Loader);
Automotive Mechanic;
General Services Assistant;
Irrigation Mechanic III;
Marketing and New Business Specialist;
Boilermaking Supervisor;
Tire Repair Technician;
Tire Repair Technician;
Extraction Supervisor;
Agricultural Planning and Development Coordinator;
Industrial Welder;
Tire Repair Technician;
Mechanical Turner.

Applications: To apply for job openings at Usina Coruripe, CLICK HERE to go to the application site. Good luck!

Plant Hires for Many Positions! Welders, Electricians, Engineers, Mechanics, Operators, Drivers, and More Professionals Are Needed

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