A Power Test Comissionamento contrata para oportunidade de emprego em Minas Gerais

Power Test Commissioning Hires for Job Opportunity in Minas Gerais

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 03/07/2020 at 15:42

Power teste está com vagas em Conselheiro Lafaiete em Minas Gerais

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The Company, Provider of Specialized Engineering Services, Opens Job Vacancies to Serve Its Branch in Conselheiro Lafaiete, Minas Gerais

Headquartered in Ipatinga and with a branch in Ouro Branco, both in Minas Gerais, Power Test Comissionamento Ltda. is a company that has its origins in the family tradition of specializing in engineering services. It currently has job opportunities for planning assistants and warehouse clerks.

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In the market since 1994, Power Test offers its clients the highest quality in Calibration, Testing, and Maintenance of Instruments, PPEs, and Industrial Valves, as well as experience in providing electrical commissioning and instrumentation services.

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Planning Assistant

Technical training in Mechanics, Electrical, Instrumentation or similar;
Experience on record;
Driver’s license B;
Availability for travel and overtime work.

Warehouse Clerk

Requirements:

Experience on record;
Driver’s license B;
Availability for travel and overtime work.
For these vacancies, it is necessary to reside in Ouro Branco or Conselheiro Lafaiete-MG.

Job Applications for Power Test Minas Gerais

To apply for one of the positions described above, send your resume to powertestcomissionamento@gmail.com, stating the desired position in the subject of the email. Good luck!

Power Test Commissioning Hires for Job Opportunity in Minas Gerais

The Company, Provider of Specialized Engineering Services, Opens Job Vacancies to Serve Its Branch in Conselheiro Lafaiete, Minas Gerais

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Planning Assistant

Warehouse Clerk

Job Applications for Power Test Minas Gerais

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Planning Assistant

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Job Applications for Power Test Minas Gerais

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