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Vale Launches Major Recruitment Process With Job Openings in 3 States

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 12/08/2019 at 11:13

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Excellent Opportunities Are Available at Vale with Application Process Ending This Month of August, So Apply as Soon as Possible

The time has come for you to work at a solid, successful company with a strong global presence. Vale has many job openings and the selection process offers job opportunities in several Brazilian states, but we also have another large selection process open, try the available positions in Porto do Açú here to work at Siemens here.
The positions at Vale are in the states of Minas Gerais, Pará, and Mato Grosso do Sul. The application deadlines vary for each position. Therefore, access the link of the chosen position to see more details.

Vale is a Brazilian multinational mining company and one of the largest logistics operators in the country. It is one of the largest mining companies in the world and also the largest producer of iron ore, pellets, and nickel.
Click on the available positions below to access Vale’s application page.

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Treatment Plant Supervisor – Mariana MG (02 positions)
Mechanical Technician II – Corumbá MS (01 position)
Predictive Technician II – Mariana MG (01 position)
Process Control Technician II – Itabirito MG (01 position)
Mechanic I – Nova Lima MG (01 position)
Occupational Safety Analyst – Nova Lima – MG (02 positions)
Welder I – Nova Lima MG (01 position)
Electromechanical Maintenance Operator – Marabá PA (05 positions)

The screening for Vale’s selection process is conducted through the reading of your attached resume, if you have already attached it, remember to keep the file updated. Keeping your resume updated increases your chances of success in the Opportunities Bank.
Updating your phone numbers and contact email is vital for your application; it is through them that you will receive feedback from the selection process.

Hurry up, as the application period for most positions ends between August 13 and 16.

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Vale Launches Major Recruitment Process With Job Openings in 3 States

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