Santa Terezinha Plant in Paraná Offers Job Openings in Industrial and Agricultural Sectors Starting in 2021

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 17/12/2020 at 10:52

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Register Your Resume for Job Openings in the Industrial and Agricultural Sector for 2021 at Santa Terezinha Plant

In Paraná, more specifically in Ivaté, Santa Terezinha Plant is opening job positions in the industrial sector. Among other benefits, the plant also offers health insurance, dental plan, transportation vouchers, life insurance, housing in a loan agreement, and employee association. This Thursday (17), there will be a collection of submitted resumes from 8 AM to 3 PM at the Ivaté Labor Agency. The use of masks and social distancing is crucial and indispensable, as well as being mandatory.

Benefits of the Job Openings Offered by the Plant in Paraná for the Industrial and Agricultural Sector

Santa Terezinha Plant is a privately held company in the sugar, bioelectricity, and ethanol sector in Brazil. It offers job openings in the agricultural and industrial sectors, and among the job benefits, the plant offers more, such as: Health plan, dental plan, life insurance, transportation, employee association, and housing in a loan agreement.

Available Job Openings at Santa Terezinha Plant

Industrial Sector:

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– Mill Operator

Agricultural Sector:

– Mechanic
– Tractor Operator
– Driver
– Heavy Machinery Operator
– General Services Helper

Those interested in any of the positions, whether in the agricultural or industrial sector, should be present at the Labor Agency this Thursday (17) from 8 AM to 3 PM.

The Corporate Office located in Maringá was established by Santa Terezinha Plant in 1997. It has over 180 employees and is composed of support areas to operations: Financial/Supplies, Commercial, Administrative/Control, and Legal.

The Logistics Terminal, also located in Maringá, was also established by Santa Terezinha Plant in 2002. It also has over 160 employees and consists of bulk warehouses for VHP sugar and grains, a limestone terminal, and a fertilizer mixer.

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