Mais de 2 mil vagas de emprego para trabalhar em projetos da Vale e ArcelorMittal no ES

Over 2,000 Job Openings to Work on Projects for Vale and ArcelorMittal in ES

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/12/2019 at 18:02

Updated on 17/12/2019 at 18:16

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The Job Openings Are for Work in Outsourcing Starting This Year to Meet the Multinationals Vale and ArcelorMittal in ES

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The Coordinator of Oil and Gas at Findes (Federation of Industries of ES), Durval Vieira, warns, “People need to prepare, jobs will not fall from the sky. Those workers with only elementary education are no longer sufficient. Those with a complete high school education need specialization.”

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About the Job Openings at ArcelorMittal and Vale for ES

ArcelorMittal

800 job openings are planned for work on the fourth Battery and the Bag Filter of the company; the positions to be filled are:

Mechanics
Electricians
Welders
Boiler Makers
Bricklayers Refractory

Application: If you are specialized in any of the positions mentioned above and reside in ES or the region, to apply, you just need to go to the Sine in Serra, with which the company has maintained frequent contact for hiring labor.

Vale

1,400 job openings are planned for work at the Tubarão unit in Vitória, ES. The positions to be filled are:

Mechanics
Welders
Boiler Makers
Scaffold Assemblers
Electricians
Carpenters
Bricklayers
Painters
Designers
Engineers

Application: You can submit your resume and keep track of the opportunities announced daily at the company’s portal

Over 2,000 Job Openings to Work on Projects for Vale and ArcelorMittal in ES

The Job Openings Are for Work in Outsourcing Starting This Year to Meet the Multinationals Vale and ArcelorMittal in ES

About the Job Openings at ArcelorMittal and Vale for ES

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Over 2,000 Job Openings to Work on Projects for Vale and ArcelorMittal in ES

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About the Job Openings at ArcelorMittal and Vale for ES

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