Plant Starts Many Job Openings in Maintenance Sector for Elementary, High School, and College Graduates Today, July 20

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 20/07/2020 at 10:35

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Sugar-Ethanol Plant with Job Openings for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education in the Maintenance Sector in Goiás, This Monday, July 20

Job openings in Goiás at the sugar-ethanol plant, Bom Sucesso, were opened yesterday for elementary, high school, and higher education levels. The opportunities are for maintenance positions; check the requirements and how to apply. Selection process for maintenance professionals demands many job openings in various functions to meet the units of DEMUTH

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Check Below the Open Positions at the Sugar-Ethanol Plant for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education Professionals Living in Goiás. The Company States That It Works with Compensation and Benefits Compatible with the Market.

Cane Truck Driver: Elementary education; driver’s license E; proven experience in the field; flexible hours; availability to reside in Bom Jesus – Goiás.

Agricultural Operations Leader: Agricultural technician or higher education degree in agronomy or related fields; driver’s license A and B; proven experience in the field; availability to reside in Bom Jesus – Goiás.

Agricultural Mechanic: Technical degree in electromechanics or related fields; computer knowledge; proven experience in the field; specific courses in the area; availability to reside in Bom Jesus – Goiás.

Transshipment Operator: Elementary education; driver’s license B; proven experience in the field; flexible hours; availability to reside in Bom Jesus – Goiás.

Cook: Availability to reside in Goiatuba, completed high school or technical education (chemistry/sugar and alcohol); proven experience in the field; computer knowledge; flexible hours.

Distiller: Higher education in chemistry or related fields; computer knowledge; proven experience in the field; availability to reside in Goiatuba.

Industrial Electrician: Technical education in industrial electricity or related fields; availability to reside in Goiatuba; proven experience in the field; knowledge of NR 10 and NR 12.

Juice Treatment Operator: Availability to reside in Goiatuba, completed high school or technical education (chemistry/sugar and alcohol); proven experience in the field; computer knowledge; flexible hours.

Electrical Maintenance Coordinator: Higher education degree in electrical engineering or related fields, driver’s license, proven experience in the field; availability to reside in Goiatuba.

Application

The Bom Sucesso Agricultural Industry informs that candidates interested in the above opportunities should only send their resumes if they meet all the job requirements. Don’t forget to update your contact information, courses, experience, and qualifications.

If you meet the requirements of the selection process, send your updated resume, stating the job title in the email subject line to recrutamento@vrecbsa.com.br

Plant Starts Many Job Openings in Maintenance Sector for Elementary, High School, and College Graduates Today, July 20

Sugar-Ethanol Plant with Job Openings for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education in the Maintenance Sector in Goiás, This Monday, July 20

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