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Step Up Graduate Trainee Program

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  • Post Date: December 12, 2020
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Job Overview

STEP UP – GRADUATE TRAINEE PROGRAM
JOIN OUR TRIED & TRUSTED TEAM TODAY

An exciting opportunity has arisen for young, ambitious, highly motivated and innovative graduates to join Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe

The successful incumbents will undergo an intensive Graduate Learnership program in the following fields:

Production

  • First/upper second-class degree in Mining or Industrial Manufacturing Engineering

Sales and Marketing

  • First/upper second-class degree in Sales/Marketing

Production

  • First/upper second-class degree in Mining or Industrial Manufacturing Engineering

Quality Assurance

  • First/upper second-class degree in Chemical Engineering, Chemical Technology, Chemical Processing

Marketing

  • First/upper second-class degree in Sales and Marketing

Procurement

  • First/upper second-class degree in Supply Chain, accounting qualification will be an added advantage

Health, Safety & Environment

  • First/upper second-class degree in Environmental Science/ Environmental Engineering/ Environmental Health.

Accounting

  • First/upper second-class degree in Accounting

Projects

  • First/upper second-class degree in Civil Engineering/ Mechanical Engineering/ Electrical Engineering

Individuals who meet the basic requirements and are interested in this challenging career Opportunity should send applications to zim.recruitment@lafargeholcim.com or download the LHRecruit app from google play store and apply for the vacancies by Wednesday 16 December 2020

Job Detail
  • Career LevelStudent
  • QualificationDegree
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