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Engineering Company With Openings for Technician, Assistant, Electrician, and More

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Published on 31/12/2019 at 07:49

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Capibaribe Engineering Is Hiring for Technician, Electrician, Assistants, and Many More This Last Week of the Year

Capibaribe Engineering, a company that provides consulting, performs maintenance, installation, and assembly projects in the electrical sector, has announced that it is hiring for electrician, technician, assistants, and many others. Also see: Payment of R$ 70 billion for onerous assignment is paid by Petrobras and Rio receives R$ 1.2 billion tomorrow

Operating in the market since 2012, the company has provided its services to major companies such as Raia Drogasil, Masterboi, McDonald’s, Pernambuco Química, SESI, and many others.

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The job openings for technician, assistant, electrician, and others are for the city of Recife, in Pernambuco. Check below and make sure to apply!

Electrician Assistant

Requirements: have experience with medium voltage (maintenance and execution); have experience with electrical panel boards (control, capacitor bank, etc.);

Desirable: have a valid driver’s license (CNH B); have experience working at heights.

Technical Intern in Budget Sector

Requirements: be enrolled in a technical course in electrotechnics or buildings; have course completion expected no later than December 2020; have knowledge of office package, AutoCAD; reading, interpretation, and quantification of electrical projects; main standards of the electrical sector.

Desirable: knowledge in SDAI projects and project management.

Plumber

Requirements: have experience in building hydraulics.

Desirable: have experience with Amando Quickstream line; industrial hydraulics; valid driver’s license (CNH B).

Trainee in Electrotechnics

Requirements: complete graduation by December 2020 or at most two years after graduation; advanced office package and AutoCAD; electrical projects; main standards of the electrical sector; valid driver’s license (CNH B).

Desirable: knowledge in SDAI projects, project management; experience as a designer; have a technical registration with the competent authority.

Budget Technician

Requirements: technical education in electrotechnics or buildings; valid driver’s license (CNH B); knowledge of advanced office package and AutoCAD, reading, interpretation, and quantification of electrical projects and electrical sector standards.

Desirable: knowledge in SDAI projects, project management, and experience in technical budgets.

Plumber Assistant

Requirements: experience in building hydraulics; valid driver’s license (CNH B).

Electrician

Requirements: have experience with medium voltage (maintenance and execution); have experience with electrical panel boards (control, capacitor bank, etc.); have a valid driver’s license (CNH B); have experience working at heights.

Applications

Interested parties may send their resume to rh@capibaribeengenharia.com.br with the job title in the subject line of the email. Good luck

Engineering Company With Openings for Technician, Assistant, Electrician, and More

Capibaribe Engineering Is Hiring for Technician, Electrician, Assistants, and Many More This Last Week of the Year

Applications

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Engineering Company With Openings for Technician, Assistant, Electrician, and More

Capibaribe Engineering Is Hiring for Technician, Electrician, Assistants, and Many More This Last Week of the Year

Applications

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Egypt wants to draw 10 million cubic meters of water from the Nile per day into the desert, irrigate a new agricultural frontier, and build a city where there is currently only sand.

Norway is drilling 27 kilometers of rock 392 meters below the bottom of a fjord to build the world’s largest and deepest underwater road tunnel — when completed, a 21-hour journey will be reduced to 10.

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