Sugar And Ethanol Plant Opens Many Job Vacancies For Welder, Operator, Supervisor, Safety Technician, And More

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The Santa Terezinha Sugar and Ethanol Plant Is Requesting Professionals for Job Openings for Welder, Safety Technician, and More

The Santa Terezinha Plant, active in the sugar, ethanol, and bioelectricity sector in Brazil, is hiring for various positions to work in Paraná. Take this opportunity to re-enter the job market; see below how to apply.

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The plant offers benefits such as: Health Plan; Dental Plan; Life Insurance; Company Cafeteria; Transportation; Association; Variable Participation Program (PPV).

See below the available positions at the Santa Terezinha sugar and ethanol plant and the requirements for each role.

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Head of Cultural Treatments – Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Agronomy; Driver’s License: B; Knowledge of sugarcane and herbicides; Knowledge of People Management; Availability to live in Paranacity/PR.

Administrative Assistant – Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Administration; Availability to work in shifts; Knowledge of Office Suite; Knowledge of Automotive PCM will be a plus; Driver’s License: B; Availability to live in Paranacity/PR.

ETA Operator – Requirements: High School diploma; Availability to work in shifts at the plant; Knowledge of water treatment and osmosis; Driver’s License: C; Availability to live in Paranacity/PR.

Welder – Requirements: Elementary school diploma; Experience with cane trailers, platforms, tanks, and dump trucks is a plus; Knowledge of Mig/Mag welding and coated electrode processes; Cutting and welding processes; Desirable NR-35 (Work at Heights) training; Driver’s License: B/E; Availability to live in Paranacity/PR.

Safety Technician – Requirements: Technical Course in Occupational Safety; Driver’s License: B; Solid experience with projects and actions in the area; Knowledge of Office Suite; Availability to live in Rondon/PR.

Lime Application Supervisor – Requirements: Technical degree in Agriculture, Agribusiness, or related areas; Driver’s License: B; Knowledge of vinasse and composting; Knowledge of People Management; Familiarity with agricultural machinery; Availability to live in Paranacity/PR.

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Interested candidates for the job openings mentioned above must click on each desired position to be directed to the company’s application page. Good luck!

Sugar And Ethanol Plant Opens Many Job Vacancies For Welder, Operator, Supervisor, Safety Technician, And More

The Santa Terezinha Sugar and Ethanol Plant Is Requesting Professionals for Job Openings for Welder, Safety Technician, and More

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