Maintenance, Boiler Making, Machining, and Welding Company Starts Recruitment and Selection for Job Openings in Aracruz, Espírito Santo

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 20/08/2020 at 13:19

Empresa de manutenção, caldeiraria, usinagem e Solda inicia recrutamento e seleção para vagas de emprego em Aracruz, no Espírito Santo

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Job Openings to Work at Aracruz Valves and Industrial Services, Located in Espírito Santo. Check How to Apply

Professionals from Espírito Santo, there are job openings to work at Aracruz Valves and Industrial Services, a company specialized in valve recovery engineering services for manual and automatic valves. The recruitment and selection was announced through its official company news outlet, check below for the positions available and how to apply. Also apply for many positions to meet maintenance shutdowns in industries in ES, many job openings for maintenance shutdowns in industries in ES.

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Aracruz Valves is a company in the maintenance segment and commercialization of industrial products and also specializes in calibration services for Safety and Relief valves and pressure and temperature instruments, as well as adaptation and automation of valves in general.

The company has been operating in the states of Espírito Santo, Bahia, Mato Grosso do Sul, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and Minas Gerais since 2008. In 2016, it began its operations in the metalworking sector, offering various mechanical services, including staff provision for factory shutdowns, manufacturing metal structures (boiler making), machining, and welding.

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Check Below the Recruitment and Selection for Job Openings at Aracruz Valves in Espírito Santo Available Today (08/20)

Workshop Leader
Junior Planner
Valve Mechanic
Assembly Mechanic
Storekeeper

Requirements: The company does not provide details about the requirements for the job openings offered, so when sending your resume, do not forget to update your contact details, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience!

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If you are a qualified professional in any of the above positions and a resident of the area, be aware that there are two ways to submit your resume:

Through the Website, www.aravalvulas.com.br, access the company’s website and click on the ‘Work with Us’ option, which is located at the bottom right of the site. Inform the name of the desired position in the message field.

You can deliver your printed resume in person at the Human Resources department of the company, at the address Rua Sete de Setembro, 30, 1st floor, Itaputera, Aracruz, Espírito Santo.

In case of doubts, seek more information by calling (27) 3256-7483 or sending an email to aravalvulas@aravalvulas.com.br

Maintenance, Boiler Making, Machining, and Welding Company Starts Recruitment and Selection for Job Openings in Aracruz, Espírito Santo

Job Openings to Work at Aracruz Valves and Industrial Services, Located in Espírito Santo. Check How to Apply

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Maintenance, Boiler Making, Machining, and Welding Company Starts Recruitment and Selection for Job Openings in Aracruz, Espírito Santo

Job Openings to Work at Aracruz Valves and Industrial Services, Located in Espírito Santo. Check How to Apply

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Check Below the Recruitment and Selection for Job Openings at Aracruz Valves in Espírito Santo Available Today (08/20)

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