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In Camaçari-BA, Latin America’s Leading Petrochemical Company Announces Job Openings for Mechanical Technicians

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/12/2019 at 10:46

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Candidates Must Work in Camaçari-BA Carrying Out Corrective and Preventive Maintenance on Industrial Mechanical Equipment

Unigel is hiring in Camaçari-BA!! The company, which is the largest producer of acrylics and styrenics in Latin America, is selecting Mechanical Technicians to perform functions with very specific responsibilities. See also that the giant Halliburton is hiring experienced technicians for Slickline operations in RN.

With over 50 years of proven operational stability, the company produces a diverse portfolio of chemicals, petrochemicals, plastics, and fertilizers for different markets and applications, including construction, automotive, appliances, electronics, agribusiness, textiles, mining, packaging, and healthcare.

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Main Responsibilities

Perform corrective and preventive maintenance on mechanical equipment, diagnosing defects through schematics, drawings, catalogs, analysis, and technical evaluation of them, disassembling, recovering, assembling, testing, and/or replacing the more complex mechanical components;
Evaluate specifications of spare parts to be used in the equipment and request replacement parts and auxiliary materials for the execution of the services;
Perform mechanical installation of new equipment according to the schedule, etc…

Knowledge

Machining (lathe, milling machine, planer);
Centrifugal pumps, multistage;
Reducers, compressors, turbines;
Reading and interpretation of technical drawings;
Dimensional control: caliper, micrometer, depth gauge;
Alignment of rotating assembly with the help of a dial gauge or laser alignment tool.

Application

Interested candidates who are willing to work in Camaçari-BA should apply by clicking here and register all their information, skills, and qualifications. We inform you that we are not responsible for the validity of the vacancy on a date different from today’s posting. Therefore, hurry and apply now. Good luck.

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In Camaçari-BA, Latin America’s Leading Petrochemical Company Announces Job Openings for Mechanical Technicians

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