Ethanol, Sugar, And Electricity Production Plant Hires For Mechanical Engineering Internship In Minas Gerais

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Published on 25/08/2020 at 13:54

Usina Coruripe em Minas Gerais

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Coruripe Plant, Present in the States of Alagoas and Minas Gerais, Has an Internship Opening for Mechanical Engineering Students on This Day 25

The Coruripe Plant, producer of ethanol, sugar, and electric energy, present in the states of Alagoas with one unit and in Minas Gerais with five, has an internship opening in mechanical engineering, to work in Campo Florido, in the state of Minas Gerais. Mechanical engineering students, be sure to check out this opportunity!

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About the Coruripe Plant:

The Plant has five units, one in Alagoas, in the municipality of Coruripe, and four in Minas Gerais, in the cities of Iturama, Campo Florido, Limeira do Oeste, and Carneirinho. The milling capacity is 14.5 tons of cane, and in production, they manufacture 20 million bags of sugar, 470 million liters of ethanol, and 690 megawatts/hour of electric energy. They generate about 7,000 direct jobs and 35,000 indirect jobs.

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Internship in Mechanical Engineering:

Must be enrolled from the 2nd to the 7th semester of Mechanical Engineering.

Area of Activity: Automotive Maintenance.

Work Location: Campo Florido, MG.

Applications until 28/08.

Internship Application at Coruripe Plant: To apply for the internship position in mechanical engineering, simply visit the website to submit your resume CLICKING HERE.

Ethanol, Sugar, And Electricity Production Plant Hires For Mechanical Engineering Internship In Minas Gerais

Coruripe Plant, Present in the States of Alagoas and Minas Gerais, Has an Internship Opening for Mechanical Engineering Students on This Day 25

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Ethanol, Sugar, And Electricity Production Plant Hires For Mechanical Engineering Internship In Minas Gerais

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