Belo Horizonte Company Seeks Maintenance Technician or Related Professionals

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/04/2019 at 14:30

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The Company Offers Benefits and Salary of R$ 5136.34. The Deadline for Sending Resumes is Until Wednesday, April 3rd.

Industry in Barreiro has opened a position for Maintenance Coordinator, the company requests a professional with a Technical Level education and experience in team coordination, who lives or has availability to work 44 hours a week from Monday to Saturday from 7 am to 5 pm in Barreiro – Belo Horizonte/MG. Continue reading to know all the details.

About the Maintenance Coordinator Position

The requested professional will be responsible for coordinating a team of maintenance personnel responsible for executing mechanical interventions on load handling equipment in the industry.

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Requirements

Have a complete Technical High School education in Maintenance or related fields
Experience in the role
Basic computer skills, knowledge in TOTVS
Driver’s License
Intermediate English for reading, will be a differentiator
Improvement course in the field of diesel mechanical maintenance, will be a differentiator

Benefits

The company offers a salary of R$ 5136.34, transportation voucher, food voucher, meal voucher, health plan, dental assistance, life insurance, and pharmacy aid.

Application

If you meet the requirements set by the company, send your resume by April 3rd with the email title Maintenance Coordinator to the email recrutar1@pimentaeassociados.com.br. Don’t forget to check your information and update your courses and qualifications before sending the resume. Good Luck!

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Belo Horizonte Company Seeks Maintenance Technician or Related Professionals

The Company Offers Benefits and Salary of R$ 5136.34. The Deadline for Sending Resumes is Until Wednesday, April 3rd.

About the Maintenance Coordinator Position

Requirements

Benefits

Application

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The Company Offers Benefits and Salary of R$ 5136.34. The Deadline for Sending Resumes is Until Wednesday, April 3rd.

About the Maintenance Coordinator Position

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Benefits

Application

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