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Mining Company in Pará Hires Boilermakers for Industrial Manufacturing Area

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/10/2019 at 14:50

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The Job Openings This Time Are From Komatsu This Monday, Candidates Just Need to Be Available to Travel and Live in the State of Pará

This new project from Komatsu Mining will be in the city of Parauapebas, Pará. The company has not put geographic limitations on candidates from outside the state, so we believe that professionals from other regions will have real chances in the upcoming selection processes. Just Like Unax Offshore Did Last Week, Komatsu needs qualified people in the following areas:

Operation in Pará – Job Responsibilities and Requirements

City: Parauapebas/PA
Fabricate or repair scales, buckets, bucket covers, devices, equipment, reservoirs, and other containers made of steel sheets;
Cut, shape, and work with profiled bars of ferrous and non-ferrous materials to manufacture parts.
Join and cut metal alloy parts using welding and cutting processes such as coated electrode, TIG, MIG, MAG, oxy-fuel, submerged arc, brazing, plasma;
Prepare equipment, accessories, welding consumables, and parts to be welded;
Inspect subassemblies to prepare inspection reports;
Keep updated records of activities in their area;
Read and interpret drawings in order to execute specified boiler-making processes;
Read, interpret, and execute welding according to procedural instructions.

Required Education – Complete High School and as a differential, Auto Card Course. Desirable 2 years of experience and advanced Office Package

About the Company – Overview

Komatsu is present in Brazil through Komatsu Brasil International and is engaged in the commercialization of large equipment, after-sales service, specialized technical training, and maintenance of equipment in mines within the national territory.

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But in addition to boilermakers, it is also accepting applications in the city of São Paulo for the roles of welder, painter, electrician, operator, and metalworker. Learn more about this selection process by clicking here.

Mining Company in Pará Hires Boilermakers for Industrial Manufacturing Area

The Job Openings This Time Are From Komatsu This Monday, Candidates Just Need to Be Available to Travel and Live in the State of Pará

Operation in Pará – Job Responsibilities and Requirements

About the Company – Overview

Brunnschweiler Is Also Accepting Resumes

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