Job Openings at Gerdau: Brazil's Largest Steel Manufacturing Multinational Is Hiring Professionals With High School, Technical, and Higher Education Degrees

Job Openings at Gerdau: Brazil’s Largest Steel Manufacturing Multinational Is Hiring Professionals With High School, Technical, and Higher Education Degrees

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Published on 01/03/2024 at 23:34

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The Steel Giant Gerdau Has 93 Job Openings for Candidates With High School, Technical, and Higher Education in All Regions of Brazil.

This Friday, (03/01), the Brazilian Gerdau announced the opening of numerous job openings for the first week of March. The positions offered by the steel producer are announced to professionals across Brazil, with or without experience, who have completed high school, technical, or higher education. In addition to the open job vacancies, Gerdau also offers internship opportunities for those wishing to work in one of its units spread throughout Brazil.

Next, Check Out the Job Openings Available at Gerdau

OPERATOR CUT AND BEND I

Operate Cutting and Bending machines according to Multifunction;
Job location: Contagem, Minas Gerais;
Operate overhead crane;
Perform the pre-use checklist of the equipment before the operation begins.

ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN II

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Availability to work in the afternoon;
Prepare reports of imminent risk to record and prevent possible work accidents/incidents;
Inspect equipment and installations according to the Total Safety System (SST) requirements;
Read and interpret electrical schematics and catalogs of electrical components;
Work location: Contagem, Minas Gerais.

OPERATOR OF ROLLING I

Completed High School;
Fixed shift schedule (4×2);
Preferred: Experience in the steel industry and Technical course in mechanics, metallurgy, or metalworking;
Working hours: Morning: 6:30 am to 4:48 pm, afternoon: 1:00 pm to 10:48 pm, and night: 9:42 pm to 7:30 am.

ELECTROELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN

Completed Technical Course in Electroelectronics, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, or Electromechanics;
Job location: Cotia, São Paulo;
NR10 — Electrical;
SEP — Electric Power System (High Voltage).

MOBILE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR

Completed high school;
Driver’s License D;
Training course in equipment operation from SENAI or equivalent;
Advantage: Experience in the production area of bio-reducers for rectangular furnaces;
Live in Três Marias, Minas Gerais.

JUNIOR LABORATORY TECHNICIAN

Technical Course in Metallurgy, Mechanics;
Preferred: Forklift operation, overhead crane, and oxy-fuel cutting, and proficiency in Microsoft Office;
Job location: Ouro Branco, Minas Gerais.

STORAGE LOADING OPERATOR I — PWD

Completed High School;
Assist in the storage process, loading of road and/or rail products, and activities related to the operation of mobile equipment;
Job location: Divinópolis, Minas Gerais.

LOGISTICS ASSISTANT — PWD

Intermediate computer skills;
Completed High School/Technologist in Logistics or related fields;
Preferred experience: in the Logistics area;
Work location: Divinópolis, Minas Gerais;
Must be available to work at night 4×2.

Interested? Find Out How to Apply for the Opportunities!

For professionals interested in working at Gerdau, the company has more than 90 job openings available.

Applications are made through the company’s website, by CLICKING HERE you will be directed to Gerdau’s page and will be able to access all available opportunities.

Job Openings at Gerdau: Brazil’s Largest Steel Manufacturing Multinational Is Hiring Professionals With High School, Technical, and Higher Education Degrees

The Steel Giant Gerdau Has 93 Job Openings for Candidates With High School, Technical, and Higher Education in All Regions of Brazil.

Next, Check Out the Job Openings Available at Gerdau

Interested? Find Out How to Apply for the Opportunities!

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