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Aknor Selects Technicians For Onshore Activities In Macaé On October 5

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/10/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 05/10/2019 at 08:05

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In Macaé, RJ, Technical Professionals Are Being Recruited by Aknor for Temporary Contracts This Saturday, October 5th.

For Macaé, Aknor returns to the hiring scene and has just announced, this morning of October 4th through its official news network, onshore positions for the role of Mechanical Technician. Attention, Siem Offshore is looking for professionals with experience in Drillship/Platform, today October 3rd.

Aknor is a company specialized in HR solutions, providing recruitment and selection services, resume screening, and outsourcing professionals.

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The company aims to offer HR solutions to businesses, improving efficiency and quality in R&S and outsourcing processes and helping people to andfind job opportunities, facilitating the meeting between candidates and recruiters.

Mechanical Technician – Onshore – Macaé

Benefits: The company offers its employees dental plan benefits, pharmacy assistance, and a salary of R$ 2,100.00 for the position mentioned above

Requirements

Technical High School in Mechanics
1 to 4 years of experience in the role
Availability to work in Macaé from Monday to Friday from 7 AM to 5 PM

Activities

Ensuring organization and cleanliness in the workspace following the concepts of the 5S methodology
Cleaning and identifying disassembled parts and components of equipment
Performing visual inspections on components after disassembly
Carrying out light boiler work, lubrication, and paint touch-ups
Preparing damage reports; preparing surfaces of equipment for the execution of non-destructive testing
Acting as a technical assistant for quality inspection when necessary
Assembling, operating tests, and troubleshooting hydraulic systems
Manufacturing and assembling hydraulic hoses with certification testing
Manufacturing and assembling tubular hydraulic lines with bending and terminal installation
Measuring general equipment
Performing final tests on repaired equipment and troubleshooting hydraulic and mechanical problems encountered during testing

Application

For candidates within the profile and residents of the city of Macaé/region, please send your resume to vagas@aknor.com.br, and don’t forget to specify the job title in the subject line. Good luck!

Aknor Selects Technicians For Onshore Activities In Macaé On October 5

In Macaé, RJ, Technical Professionals Are Being Recruited by Aknor for Temporary Contracts This Saturday, October 5th.

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