Araválvulas Hires Professionals in Electrical, Instrumentation, and Mechanics This Monday, 07/08.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/07/2019 at 08:45

Updated on 09/07/2019 at 22:39

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Aracruz Valves and Industrial Services, located in the municipality of Aracruz/ES, has just announced openings for the Electrical, Instrumentation, and Mechanical sectors.

Araválvulas announced through its official news vehicle this Sunday, July 7, the open selection process for qualified professionals in the Electrical, Instrumentation, and Mechanical sectors. If you are a qualified professional in any of these sectors and a resident of the Aracruz/ES region, keep reading to learn the details.

Aracruz Valves is a company in the maintenance and commercialization of industrial products, specifically products related to process control (valves), engineering services for the recovery of manual and automatic valves from all manufacturers. It is also specialized in calibration services for safety and relief valves, as well as pressure and temperature instruments, along with adaptation and automation of valves in general.

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About the Openings

Instrumentation Technician
Electrical and Instrumentation Supervisor
Assembly Mechanic
Mechanical Assistant

The company does not provide details about the requirements relevant to the available positions; therefore, when sending your resume, do not forget to update your contact information, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience!

Application

If you are a qualified professional for any of the above roles and a resident of the region, be aware that there are two ways to submit your resume:

Via Website, www.aravalvulas.com.br, visit the company’s website and click on the Work With Us option, which is located below in the bottom right corner of the site. Please state the desired position in the message field

In person, you can hand over your printed resume to the Human Resources department of the company at the address, Rua Sete de Setembro, 30, 1st floor, Itaputera, Aracruz, ES.

In case of doubts, seek more information by calling (27) 3256-7483 or send an email to aravalvulas@aravalvulas.com.br

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