Empresa de manutenção e reparos industriais convoca para o último processo seletivo do ano

Industrial Maintenance And Repair Company Calls For Last Recruitment Process Of The Year

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/12/2017 at 08:50

Updated on 29/12/2017 at 09:01

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There Are Many Open Positions at Sartori Serviços for Industrial Maintenance and Repair Activities

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Specialized in industrial maintenance and repairs, Sartori Serviços LTDA has opened many positions before the end of 2017 in various operational roles. This company is currently focused on assembly, mechanical maintenance, and civil construction services. It is a family-structured business, yet it does not fall short in professionalism.

It is important to remind all professionals wishing to apply to have at least 1 year of proven experience in their Work Card or CNIS, be available to live and work in the Divinópolis region such as Carmo de Cajuru, Santo Antônio dos Campos, São Sebastião do Oeste, São José dos Salgados, and Itaúna, and have all necessary documentation in order along with an active bank account.

Currently, they have open opportunities for Mechanical Supervisor, Boiler Maker, Plumber, Installation Electrician, Power and Control Electrician, Toolmaker, Assembler Mechanic, Welders, Cutting Torch Operators, and Mechanics Helpers. There are 3 ways to apply: 1° – send an email to currículos@sartoriservicos.com.br. 2° go to the address Antônio Fonseca Filho, n° 94, Interlagos – Divinópolis. 3° visit the company’s website in the “WORK WITH US” section.

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Industrial Maintenance And Repair Company Calls For Last Recruitment Process Of The Year

There Are Many Open Positions at Sartori Serviços for Industrial Maintenance and Repair Activities

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