Multinacional de elevadores no Brasil convoca técnicos para serviços de inspeção e manutenção

Multinational Elevator Company in Brazil Calls Technicians for Inspection and Maintenance Services

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/12/2019 at 12:37

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To Meet One of Its Clients in Brazil, HR Consulting Company Announces Job Opportunity for Technical Level

Maker RH, a company specialized in recruitment and selection of professionals in Brazil, is currently offering a job vacancy for candidates with a background in electrotechnics, electronics, automation, electromechanics, mechanics or mechatronics. The activities will be based on inspections and maintenance of elevators. Also see job vacancies for assistants, drivers, and signalers in a crane service provider

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A Maker RH has a team of professionals specialized in R&S, Training, Team Development, and HR Management Consulting throughout Brazil.

Check below the open opportunity at the company and the requirements for each position.

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TECHNICIAN ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL AREA

Routine inspections and maintenance of elevators
Must have completed technical course in electrotechnics, electronics, automation, electromechanics, mechanics, or mechatronics
Must have a category B driver’s license and availability for short trips
Currently reside in Balneário Camboriú/SC

The multinational also offers benefits such as: transportation vouchers, meal vouchers, medical and dental assistance, life insurance, pharmacy assistance, and profit sharing.

Application

To apply, you must send your resume to the email curriculo@makerrh.com.br with the job title in the subject line. Please note that the company states that it will only evaluate resumes that fit the requirements for the position. Good luck

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