Eletricista, mecânico, técnico de manutenção, manutentor civil e mais somam 11 novas vagas pela BRF, neste dia 20

Electrician, Mechanic, Maintenance Technician, Civil Maintenance Worker, and More Add 11 New Positions at BRF on This 20th

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Published on 20/04/2020 at 09:47

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BRF, the company that owns some of the well-known food brands in Brazil such as Sadia, Perdigão, and Qualy, is opening 11 new job vacancies for electrician, mechanic, maintenance technician, civil maintenance worker, and more, for various Brazilian states.

Electrician I

Technical Skills:

Tools and equipment for electrical operation;
Working principle of electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical devices;
Knowledge and skill in the maintenance of gearmotors, pumps, and other mechanical devices;
Safety and standardization knowledge.
Must have 380 hours of training in electricity;
Must have NR 10 training within the expiration date;

Internal Control Officer

Education: Bachelor’s Degree Complete or In Progress – Graduation in Administration, Accounting, Economics, Engineering, or Related Fields. Knowledge in: Office Package (Intermediate).

Promoter

Requirement: high school diploma.

Analyst PL – BRF Market

Requirements:

Logistics;
Accounting;
Market knowledge will be a differential.
Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, Administration, or related areas;

Laboratory Technician (Microbiology)

Requirements: Previous experience in the area is not required; Complete Technical Training (Laboratory, Clinical Analysis, Pharmacy, Agribusiness, Food, Chemistry, and Animal Husbandry);

Distribution Assistant

Description:

Conduct morning meetings with drivers and helpers, with motivational curve;
Develop and monitor reports;
Create material for meetings;
Monitor vehicles;
Manage freight.

BRF APPLICATIONS

Click the link provided for each position to apply. Good luck!

Electrician, Mechanic, Maintenance Technician, Civil Maintenance Worker, and More Add 11 New Positions at BRF on This 20th

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Electrician I

Internal Control Officer

Promoter

Analyst PL – BRF Market

Laboratory Technician (Microbiology)

Distribution Assistant

Electrician I

Mechanic I

Junior Maintenance Technician

Civil Maintenance Worker

Electrical Maintenance Technician

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