Usiminas

Usiminas’ private Cubatão Maritime Terminal connects by road and rail to Brazil’s major production and consumption hubs, 70 km from São Paulo’s metro area.

Usiminas Mining strengthens its commitment to community development in the regions where it operates.

Through the Instituto Usiminas, Usiminas supports education and training programs for local schools in its operating regions.

Candidates for the employee representative position on Usiminas’ Board of Administration for 2024–2025 can register with the electoral commission from January 14 to 16. Voting occurs on February 5 across all Usiminas companies.

Usiminas extended registration for its 2024 Trainee, Apprentice, and Internship programs until July 19, offering 270+ roles across nine locations nationwide.

Usiminas offers internship opportunities for students to begin their careers at one of Brazil’s largest steel companies.

Usiminas welcomes visitors to showcase its steel production used in vehicles, buildings, bridges, appliances, and other applications.

Usiminas publishes its Salary Transparency and Remuneration Criteria Report, compiled automatically from Ministry of Labor data.

Usiminas allows customers to request steel quotes by selecting products, filling a simple form, and submitting their request.

Since its founding, Usiminas has prioritized people, transforming a village into a city with infrastructure to support its workforce. Early on, it adopted sustainability practices focused on human development.

Since 1962, sustainable development has been central to Usiminas’ operations.

The company produces steel for structures, machines, and objects, contributing to innovation, sustainable development, community growth, and people’s well-being.