Sugarcane Mill in São Paulo State Hires for Job Openings and Future Opportunities

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 25/01/2021 at 17:33

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Santa Adélia Sugar Mill Opens Various Job Openings for Mechanic, Welder, Electrician and More for the State of São Paulo

Santa Adélia Mill is a bioenergy company located in three cities in the state of São Paulo (Jaboticabal, Pereira Barreto, and Sud Mennucci), founded in 1937. To get here, they had to rely on the enthusiasm of people who like to make a difference. Today, on the 25th, the mill has job openings for welder, coordinator, operator, electrician, assistant, manager, lathe operator, trainee, and much more.

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The Company Offers the Following Benefits:

Health Insurance;
Transportation (Guariba, Taquaritinga, and Jaboticabal);
Food Voucher;
Dental Assistance;
Partnership Agreements with Partner Companies;
Credit Cooperative;
Profit or Results Sharing;
Internal Restaurant;
Life Insurance.

See the Job Openings, Future Opportunities, and the Talents Bank of the Mill in the State of São Paulo!

Effective Positions:

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Industrial Maintenance Assistant;
Industrial Boilermaker III;
Automotive Mechanic II;
Industrial Welder III.

Future Opportunities:

Future Opportunities in the Agricultural Area;
Future Opportunities in the Automotive Area;
Future Opportunities in the Industrial Area;
Future Opportunities in Administration.

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Sugarcane Mill in São Paulo State Hires for Job Openings and Future Opportunities

Santa Adélia Sugar Mill Opens Various Job Openings for Mechanic, Welder, Electrician and More for the State of São Paulo

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The Company Offers the Following Benefits:

See the Job Openings, Future Opportunities, and the Talents Bank of the Mill in the State of São Paulo!

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