Colatina no Espirito Santo contrata técnicos com diferentes formações

Colatina In Espírito Santo Hires Technicians With Different Qualifications

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/07/2018 at 16:05

Updated on 19/07/2018 at 16:19

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The city of Colatina in Espírito Santo has some good job openings today for those who are trained as technicians. The União Eletromecânica has several contracts with companies where it performs corrective and predictive maintenance with periodic visits for machine inspection and preventive and corrective maintenance, which operates 24 hours on call when necessary. Therefore, it needs to expand its workforce and announces hiring; here are some of the positions:

UNIÃO ELETROMECÂNICA IS HIRING

• Professionals to perform preventive and corrective electrical maintenance
• Assembly and installation of power and control switchboards;
• Analyze electrical diagrams;
• Execute connections and disconnections of electrical and electronic devices;
• Academic Background: Electrical Technician / Electro-electronics / Automation and related areas
• Necessary experience, availability of hours, reside in Colatina-ES;

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The company informs that salaries will be negotiated and with work hours in the business schedule. Interested parties should send their resumes to tecnico@uniaoeletromecanica.com.br, informing in the subject line the name of the position of interest, years of experience, and their current city of residence. Many job openings were posted on our CPG Jobs and News App for the Android operating system, download now on Google Play, many companies are waiting for your resumes.

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