CORURIPE Plant Opens Positions for Various Roles

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 15/04/2019 at 08:32

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Coruripe Plant Seeks Professionals with High School, Technical, and Higher Education to Join Its Staff in Various Units.

The Coruripe plant announced this Friday, April 12, in its official news outlet, job openings for various professional areas. The company is looking for professionals to join its staff at its units in Iturama, Carneirinho, Limeira do Oeste, and Maceió. The company states that it offers a salary compatible with the market along with other benefits.

About the Positions

OPERATOR THERMAL TREATMENT – CARNEIRINHO – PUBLISH DATE 03/25
OPERATOR UTILITIES – CARNEIRINHO – PUBLISH DATE 03/22
ASSISTANT BOILERMAKING AND WELDING – CARNEIRINHO – PUBLISH DATE 04/10
TECHNICIAN AUTOMATION – CARNEIRINHO – PUBLISH DATE 04/09
MACHINE OPERATOR – CARNEIRINHO – PUBLISH DATE 04/05
STOCK CLERK – ITURAMA – PUBLISH DATE 03/19
LOADER OPERATOR – ITURAMA – PUBLISH DATE 03/15
UTILITY OPERATOR – PUBLISH DATE 04/11
AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC – ITURAMA – PUBLISH DATE 01/04/2019
UNIVERSITY FINANCIAL INTERN – ITURAMA – PUBLISH DATE 04/02
UTILITY OPERATOR LIMEIRA DO OESTE – PUBLISH DATE 04/11/2019
KITCHEN ASSISTANT TEMPORARY LIMEIRA DO OESTE – PUBLISH DATE 04/09
MARKET ANALYST MACEIÓ – PUBLISH DATE 03/28

Benefits

The company provides its employees with benefits such as food vouchers, health and dental plans, pharmacy agreements, profit-sharing, transportation, and parking.

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Application

If you are interested in any of the positions above, CLICK HERE to be redirected to the company’s website and apply for the desired position.

Important! 1 Click on “Available Positions”, no login with CPF is needed, 2 view the available positions, 3 click on the desired position, 4 check if you meet all the requirements set by the Coruripe Plant, 5 click on “APPLY” at the bottom of the page and you’re done; just wait. Good Luck!

The company emphasizes that individuals with disabilities will have their resumes reviewed for suitability to the advertised position.

The drop of over 5% in Petrobras stock this morning, April 12, caused the state-owned company to lose 14 billion reais in market value in less than two hours of trading. The company announced a diesel price adjustment but reversed it due to a request from President Jair Bolsonaro.

CORURIPE Plant Opens Positions for Various Roles

Coruripe Plant Seeks Professionals with High School, Technical, and Higher Education to Join Its Staff in Various Units.

About the Positions

Benefits

Application

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CORURIPE Plant Opens Positions for Various Roles

Coruripe Plant Seeks Professionals with High School, Technical, and Higher Education to Join Its Staff in Various Units.

About the Positions

Benefits

Application

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