Usina Vale do Paraná abriu processo seletivo e disponibiliza muitas vagas

Vale do Paraná Power Plant Opened Job Application Process and Offers Many Positions

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/01/2018 at 18:45

Updated on 13/01/2018 at 19:10

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Located in the interior of São Paulo, Vale do Paraná hires many professionals. Check the link to the communication.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Vale do Paraná, a plant located in the municipality of Suzanápolis, interior of São Paulo, has opened a selection process for many different roles. Remember that the Porto do Açú works will begin by the end of March and by Andrade Gutierrez and Siemens, if you want to join this project, send your resumes by clicking on the article here. Now let’s move on to the available positions below:

Available Positions and Roles

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Laboratory Analyst,
Warehouse Assistant
Industrial PCM Assistant
General Services Assistant
Tire Technician
Boilermaker
Electrician
Field Inspector
Gas Station Attendant
Sugar and Alcohol Technician

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Mechanical Harvesting Leader
Lubricator
Automotive Mechanic
Tire Technician
Driver D, E and with MOPP
Operator for Harvester, Loader and Tractor
Water Pump Operator
Industrial Welder
Agricultural Technician
Chemistry Technicians

According to the call we made on the 12th, workers living in other states with experience in the roles mentioned above can apply. Important: Candidates must be available to live in Suzanápolis-SP and cover their own housing and food, the company will not cover these costs if some of you are approved in the selection process. Before revealing the emails and phone numbers, listen to the audio below:

Candidates must send their resumes to the email recrutamento@valedoparana.com.br. It is necessary to inform the job position of interest in the subject of the email. Please only apply if you meet the requirements and agree with the conditions described in the 3rd paragraph, neither more nor less than that, to avoid being blocked. [See the company’s publication here] Check other news of interest in the publications below or look for an appropriate job in the Menu of the page.

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