Mining Company Vale Opens Recruitment Process With 136 Job Openings For High School, Technical, And Higher Education Positions, Send Your Resume!

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 10/10/2023 at 21:16

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Vale Mining Company, A Giant in the Mining Sector, Is Conducting A New Selection Process With Hundreds of Job Openings. Interested Parties Can Send Their Resumes Through the Company’s Official Website.

Vale, a global company that practices sustainable mining in the countries where it operates, is offering a new selection process with hundreds of job vacancies. Interested candidates should visit the company’s official careers website or send a resume via the mining company’s communication channels. There are opportunities for candidates with high school, technical, and higher education in various fields.

List of Job Openings Available in Vale’s Selection Process

Vale is looking for professionals from Pará, Espírito Santo, Maranhão, Minas Gerais, and many more for positions such as:

MINE INFRASTRUCTURE SUPERVISOR – FORNO II ONÇA PUMA MINING;
GEOTECHNICAL MANAGER – MINING AND REGULATORY;
ASSETS AND COST CONTROL MANAGER;
MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT – OPERATION;
SENIOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ANALYST – ENGINEERING INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS;
MASTER OCCUPATIONAL PHYSICIAN – SALOBO MEDICINE;
SUPERVISOR OF MAINTENANCE OF ROLLING MATERIALS;
TECHNICIAN IN AUTOMATION;
ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYST – MID LEVEL;
SUPERVISOR OF PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR MINE INFRASTRUCTURE EQUIPMENT;
SENIOR NURSE – PREVENTION AND LOSS CONTROL – EMERGENCY;
SUPERVISOR OF PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE;
SUPERVISOR OF ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE OF THE MINE;
PROCESS CONTROL TECHNICIAN;
INDUSTRIAL INTEGRITY COORDINATOR;
MASTER ENGINEER – MINING;
SUPERVISOR OF ELECTROELECTRONIC MAINTENANCE;
SENIOR MECHANICAL ENGINEER;
SAFETY ENGINEER – MID LEVEL;
INTEGRATED CONTROLS ANALYST;
SENIOR ENGINEER – MINING;
SUPERVISOR OF PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE;
MASTER ENGINEER OF DRILLING AND BLASTING;
MASTER PLANNING AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE ANALYST;
SUPERVISOR OF INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE;
SENIOR SUPPLY ANALYST;
MID LEVEL OPERATIONAL ANALYST – MAINTENANCE PLANNING;
STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY MANAGER;
SENIOR GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER;
SUPERVISOR OF MAINTENANCE INSPECTION;
MASTER HUMAN RESOURCES ANALYST – TALENT ACQUISITION;
SUPERVISOR OF ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE OF PLANT;
RELIABILITY AND MATERIALS ENGINEER;
MAINTENANCE PLANNING TECHNICIAN;
AUTOMATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ANALYST;
ENGINEER – MID LEVEL – TECHNOLOGY AND TELECOM.

How to Submit Your Resume for Job Openings

Applications for job openings in the selection process can be made by filling out a form with basic information such as full name, email, contact phone number, place of residence, among others.

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Why Work at Vale Mining Company?

To transform the future, Vale Mining Company states that it must take care of the present. In this way, it invests in an increasingly open environment where people can be more autonomous and seek their personal development.

Vale Mining Company creates a portfolio of training and technical, management, and leadership or transversal capacitation for its employees. Vale has a history of transformation.

In mining, it works to transform natural resources into prosperity and sustainable development. In safety, it seeks to learn from the past to evolve daily and become a benchmark for reliability.

Mining Company Vale Opens Recruitment Process With 136 Job Openings For High School, Technical, And Higher Education Positions, Send Your Resume!

Vale Mining Company, A Giant in the Mining Sector, Is Conducting A New Selection Process With Hundreds of Job Openings. Interested Parties Can Send Their Resumes Through the Company’s Official Website.

List of Job Openings Available in Vale’s Selection Process

How to Submit Your Resume for Job Openings

Why Work at Vale Mining Company?

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