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Job Openings to Live in Mato Grosso and Paraná on October 26

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Published on 26/10/2019 at 17:10

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Company from Southern Brazil Opens Job Vacancies for Professionals Willing to Work in the States of Mato Grosso and Paraná.

Excellent Job Vacancies in Mato Grosso and Paraná have been announced by Enaex Britanite, a large company that has stood out nationally in the explosives industry for rock demolition. See 60 Job Vacancies at a Company in Macaé Here!
Among the requirements, professionals must be willing to reside in the cities of Aripuanã, Mato Grosso, and Quatro Barras, Paraná.

Britanite started its operations in 1961, serving the regional market in the south of the country. After actively contributing to Brazil’s development in various infrastructure projects, Britanite paved the way and achieved national leadership in the production of civil explosives and rock demolition services. Here are the details of the Job Vacancies available from the company:

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Mechanic II

Requirements: Professional must be pursuing a Technical Degree and have a qualification course in Mechanics or Electromechanics. Knowledge in Boiler-making, reading and interpreting mechanical drawings and pneumatic diagrams are advantages. You will have an edge if you master basic computer skills and are available to work in Aripuanã/MT.

UMB Operator III

Requirements: Professional with a complete High School education and a MOPP course. It is also important to have a CNH D and availability to work in Aripuanã/MT.

Safety Technician II

Requirements: Professional with a complete High School education and knowledge in monitoring deviations and identifying risks. You will have an edge if you have basic knowledge of e-Social, as well as experience in IT. It is essential to be available to work in Aripuanã/MT.

Administrative Assistant

Requirements: Professional with a complete High School education and basic knowledge in IT. Having an entrepreneurial spirit, a knack for solutions, and pursuing excellence are advantages. It is also important to be available to work in Aripuanã/MT.

Administrative Assistant (PCD)

Requirements: Individuals who have a passion for life, an entrepreneurial spirit, a knack for solutions, and a drive for excellence and making things happen. With a complete High School education and basic knowledge of Office Suite, you will stand out if you have experience in administrative routines. It is also important to be available to work in Quatro Barras/PR.

Interested candidates should send their resumes to recrutamentoeselecao@enaex.com with the job title in the subject line of the email.

Job Openings to Live in Mato Grosso and Paraná on October 26

Company from Southern Brazil Opens Job Vacancies for Professionals Willing to Work in the States of Mato Grosso and Paraná.

Mechanic II

UMB Operator III

Safety Technician II

Administrative Assistant

Administrative Assistant (PCD)

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