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BRF Has Job Openings for Electricians, Mechanics, Technicians, and More in Various Brazilian States

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 27/01/2020 at 12:40

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BRF Giant Opens Job Vacancies in States Like São Paulo, Goiás, and Rio de Janeiro for Technician, Electrician, Mechanic, and More

BRF, with over 100,000 employees worldwide, has job openings for electricians, technicians, mechanics, among others. This time, the job vacancies from BRF are for the states of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Goiás. Electricians, foremen, helpers, and more are called for network distribution works in Rio de Janeiro

High school diploma; Vocational courses: Electrical installations, controls, PLC, Electric Machines, with a minimum workload of 380 hours at SENAI institutions recognized by MEC; NR-10 basic electrical installation safety course, with a maximum validity of two years; NR-35 training for working at height with a minimum validity of two years; Solid experience accumulated in the electrician role; Interpretation of electrical drawings and diagrams; Availability to work in shifts 6×2 and 6×1, including weekends, in all 3 shifts;

Electrical Maintenance Technician PL – Logistics – Rio Verde, Goiás

Technical course in electrotechnics or automation; Knowledge in industrial networks and programming of programmable logic controllers; Knowledge in the industrial refrigeration process using ammonia R717 will be a differentiator.

Industrial Electrician – Jataí, SP

Preventive and corrective electrical maintenance services on motors, machines, general equipment, and low and medium voltage electrical installations; analyzing, disassembling, correcting, installing, assembling, measuring, testing, inspecting, sizing, designing, testing, specifying, and programming to keep them in perfect working condition.

Civil Maintenance II – Jundiaí, SP

High school diploma; Solid experience as a mason and/or civil painter; Valid NR-35 work at height course; Availability to work in shifts 6×2 and 6×1 including weekends; Basic computer knowledge.

Civil Maintenance III – Jundiaí, São Paulo

High school diploma; Solid experience as a mason and/or civil painter; Valid NR-35 work at height course; Availability to work in shifts 6×2 and 6×1 including weekends; Basic computer knowledge;

Refrigeration Operator III – Jundiaí, São Paulo

High school diploma; Professional training in Industrial Refrigeration (SENAI or another institution recognized by MEC); NR-13 course (must have been completed within the last 2 years); Solid experience with Ammonia Refrigeration Systems; Good knowledge of Industrial Mechanics; Basic computer knowledge; Availability to work in shifts 6×2 in 3 shifts.

Mechanic I – Duque de Caxias, Rio de Janeiro

High school education with specialization/professional course in mechanics; Experience with centrifugal pumps, compressors, hydraulic systems, bearings, and mechanical infrastructure assembly; Basic knowledge of computers; Knowledge in 5S tools and GMP, concepts of ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001, and ISO 22000; Basic hydraulic knowledge is desirable.

BRF Has Job Openings for Electricians, Mechanics, Technicians, and More in Various Brazilian States

BRF Giant Opens Job Vacancies in States Like São Paulo, Goiás, and Rio de Janeiro for Technician, Electrician, Mechanic, and More

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