Job Openings for Elementary and High School Education Are Open Today (04/21) for Work in Ethanol Plant

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 21/04/2021 at 07:06

Updated on 28/04/2021 at 14:20

Trabalhadores em usina de etanol / Fonte: Reprodução – Google

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Job Openings Fully Updated by the Sugar and Ethanol Mill for Helper, Driver, Painter and More

Job openings in Goiás, for elementary and high school education, have been opened by the sugar and ethanol mill, Bom Sucesso, to meet the 2021 harvest of the company. The opportunities are for maintenance and operational positions. Check the requirements and send your resume immediately!

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The Bom Sucesso Sugar Agroindustry Ltda was acquired by VREC – Vital Renewable Energy Company, which was officially established at the end of 2008, with the goal of investing in the Brazilian sugar-energy sector – ethanol, sugar, and energy production.

Benefits: the Bom Sucesso sugar and ethanol mill offers excellent benefits to employees, such as: health plan, dental plan, group life insurance, transportation, and meals

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Check Out the Job Openings Opened by the Sugar and Ethanol Mill for Professionals with Elementary and High School Education Living in Goiás

Agricultural General Helper
Agricultural Control Analyst
Tire Repairman
Harvest Leader
Agricultural Operations Leader
Carpenter
Automotive Mechanic
Harvester Mechanic
Dump Truck Driver
Sugarcane Driver
Driver with E/Platform/Pipe License
Tire Truck Driver with D License
Senior Support Driver (Cavalinho)
Water Truck Driver with D License
Weigher
Forklift Operator
Machine Operator (Planter and Hercules)
Automotive Painter
Mason’s Assistant

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If you are a qualified professional for the above position, meet the company’s requirements, and are available to work at the ethanol mill in Goiás, send your resume stating the job title in the subject line of the email to recrutamento@vrecbsa.com.br

Raízen, from Shell Group, Wants to Build Three Ethanol Production Plants Made from Bagasse and Cane Leaves

Raízen, the global giant producer of ethanol in partnership with Shell, aims to build three more cellulosic ethanol plants — or second generation. The good news was announced by businessman Rubens Ometto, from Cosan, on (03/15).

According to Raízen, the acquisition includes nine strategically located sugar and ethanol mills (six in the State of São Paulo, two in Mato Grosso do Sul, and one in Minas Gerais), representing an installed crushing capacity of up to 32 million tons of sugarcane. The operation also includes energy cogeneration, with an export capacity of up to 1.3 GWh of electricity per year, and an area of 280 thousand hectares of planted sugarcane.

With the integration, Raízen, a joint venture of Cosan and Shell, will have a total of 35 ethanol production plants, totaling an installed crushing capacity of 105 million tons of sugarcane and about 1.3 million hectares of crops, equivalent to 15% of the planted area in Brazil.

Job Openings for Elementary and High School Education Are Open Today (04/21) for Work in Ethanol Plant

Job Openings Fully Updated by the Sugar and Ethanol Mill for Helper, Driver, Painter and More

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Job Openings for Elementary and High School Education Are Open Today (04/21) for Work in Ethanol Plant

Job Openings Fully Updated by the Sugar and Ethanol Mill for Helper, Driver, Painter and More

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