Ethanol Plant Begins Resume Registration For Hiring In January; Job Openings For Elementary, High School, And Higher Education Levels

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 15/10/2020 at 09:03

Updated on 15/10/2020 at 09:09

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Job Openings for Elementary, Middle, and Higher Education Assistants, Electricians, Analysts, and More at the Ethanol Plant in Mato Grosso

The Ethanol and Corn Plant in Mato Grosso has started accepting resumes for job openings across different positions and functions requiring elementary, middle, and higher education. Check out the available positions and requirements, and make sure to participate in the company’s recruitment and selection process. Living in RJ? Hurry and apply, hiring at the multinational naval and oil industry Wilhelmsen for this month of October in Rio de Janeiro demands job openings for seafarers

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The company is an Agricultural Cooperative of Producers, integrated into the sugar-energy sector, operating in the production of corn ethanol (bioenergy).

The Ethanol Plant COPRODIA is located in the region of Campo Novo do Parecis, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Now check the details of the existing job openings at the ethanol plant and the requirements for each position.

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See Below the Positions Called to Work at the COPRODIA Ethanol Plant in Mato Grosso

Industrial Laboratory Analyst
PCM Analyst
Industrial Production Assistant
Industrial Laboratory Assistant
Industrial Production Auxiliary
Electro-instrumentation Technician
Industrial Laboratory Leader
Industrial Lubricator
Production Operator

Requirements

Experience related to corn ethanol production in areas such as: distillery, fermentation, shipping, and storage of grains, vegetable ingredients, – cooking, decanter, and dryer, DDG, WDG, COI.

Application

Interested applicants for the job openings should send their resumes indicating the name of the position in the subject line of the email to selecao@coprodia.com.br

Ethanol Plant Begins Resume Registration For Hiring In January; Job Openings For Elementary, High School, And Higher Education Levels

Job Openings for Elementary, Middle, and Higher Education Assistants, Electricians, Analysts, and More at the Ethanol Plant in Mato Grosso

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