Job Openings Posted Yesterday (11/05) for Operator, Driver, Technician, and Many More for Mining Projects in Minas Gerais

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The Toniolo Group Started Many Job Openings to Meet Projects and Works in Minas Gerais, Check Below the Requirements and How to Apply.

If you live in Minas Gerais, check the job openings announced yesterday, May 11, by the Toniolo Group, which has been operating for over 10 years in projects related to mining and dam maintenance. There are opportunities for candidates with elementary, high school, technical, and higher education. Don’t waste time and submit your resume.

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The Toniolo Group has been operating for over 10 years in projects related to dam maintenance. The Toniolo Group was the PIONEER in the development and construction of amphibious excavators used in Brazil and also developed techniques for the relocation of tailings with the help of amphibious excavators, which allowed several dams to increase their lifespan, because with the technique developed by the group, the tailings occupation in the dam is controlled and planned, ensuring water quality and increasing the mechanical stability of the tailings.

The Job Openings for Minas Gerais Were Announced Through the Official News Vehicle of the Toniolo Group. Check Below the Stages of the Selection Process and the Correct Way to Apply

Human Resources Assistant – Generalist Experience
Technical Assistant – Experience in Measurements
Safety Technician – Experience in Mining or Dams and Heavy Machinery
Dump Truck Driver – Experience in Mining Works
Water Truck Driver
Bus Driver
Convoy Driver
PCD – Various Functions
Machine Operator – With Experience in Hydraulic Excavator
Bulldozer Operator
Signalman

Benefits: Salaries Compatible with the Functions, Career Plan, Meal Voucher, Food Voucher, Medical Assistance, Life Insurance.

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Job Openings Posted Yesterday (11/05) for Operator, Driver, Technician, and Many More for Mining Projects in Minas Gerais

The Toniolo Group Started Many Job Openings to Meet Projects and Works in Minas Gerais, Check Below the Requirements and How to Apply.

Read Also

The Job Openings for Minas Gerais Were Announced Through the Official News Vehicle of the Toniolo Group. Check Below the Stages of the Selection Process and the Correct Way to Apply

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Job Openings Posted Yesterday (11/05) for Operator, Driver, Technician, and Many More for Mining Projects in Minas Gerais

The Toniolo Group Started Many Job Openings to Meet Projects and Works in Minas Gerais, Check Below the Requirements and How to Apply.

Read Also

The Job Openings for Minas Gerais Were Announced Through the Official News Vehicle of the Toniolo Group. Check Below the Stages of the Selection Process and the Correct Way to Apply

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