Macaé Company Announces Job Opening for Industrial Maintenance Professional on June 26

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Published on 26/06/2019 at 16:28

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Job Was Posted Today (06/26) A Few Hours Ago and the Hiring Company Is Based in Macaé. The Position Is for Professionals Who Have Availability for Temporary Work

A Aknor, well known in Macaé, has just announced through its HR on social media that it has opened a selection process aiming to hire professionals to fill temporary positions at the company.
Candidates will need to meet certain prerequisites, but the company emphasizes that some courses are essential. See below for the job details, but first, learn a little about the company.

A Aknor is a service provider operating in the areas of Industrial Security, Outsourcing of Professionals, Facilities, and Building Maintenance, working on project creation and support in the areas of: Civil Construction, Electrical, Instrumentation, Piping, and Metal Structures.

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Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Position

Complete technical course in Electromechanics or Industrial Mechanics;
5 years of experience in the Industrial Maintenance field;
Experience in maintenance of diesel combustion equipment in hydraulic and pneumatic equipment;
Basic knowledge of electricity;
Knowledge of hydraulic systems; Knowledge of technical drawing, reading, and interpretation;
Knowledge of measuring instruments (caliper, voltmeter, ammeter, etc.);
Knowledge in specification of connections and hoses, reduction and transmission systems;
Knowledge in maintenance of diesel combustion equipment.
Courses: NR 10, 13, 33, and 35 (Essential).

Interested in the position? Do you have the desired profile? A Aknor highlights in the announcement that candidates should send their CV to: mariana.couto@aknor.com.br

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