Alfa Engenharia Seeks Professionals for Shutdown, Resume Submission Until July 15

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 05/07/2019 at 08:57

Updated on 09/07/2019 at 19:23

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Opportunities Are for Assembly Mechanic and Sheet Metal Welder for Maintenance Shutdown Contract, but Hurry, Resume Submission Only Goes Until July 15

Alga Engenharia, a company specializing in assembly and maintenance shutdowns for large companies, is seeking qualified professionals to work as Assembly Mechanic and Sheet Metal Welder.
See below what candidates need to do to apply and the job requirements; if you meet the profile, please make sure to submit your resumes within the deadline set by the company.

Alfa Engenharia is a company providing electromechanical assembly services that serves, nationally, renowned companies in the mining, steel, cement, petrochemical, paper and cellulose, capital goods, energy generation, foundry, beverages, explosives, food, textile, among others.

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Positions for Maintenance Shutdowns: Assembly Mechanic and Sheet Metal Welder

Required Qualifications: Proof of experience in the area of at least 6 months on record and up-to-date documentation.

Interested candidates should please send their resumes with the job title to the email: ana.machado@alfaengenharia.ind.br or monique.silva@alfaengenharia.ind.br by July 15, 2019.

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Alfa Engenharia Seeks Professionals for Shutdown, Resume Submission Until July 15

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