Company From São Paulo Seeks Technicians to Work in the Interior

Written by Paulo Nogueira Published on 17/08/2018 at 09:34

Opportunities Are Available to Work in Cabreúva/SP Under Recent Demand for Specialized Human Resources

A company from São Paulo has entrusted NovaRH with the recruitment of specific professionals for immediate hiring. All of them require technical training, as the future employees will work in the food industry in Cabreúva, inland São Paulo. Please read carefully all the requirements and responsibilities, as the human resources manager made it clear that she will not accept CVs outside of these profiles:

Quality Inspector ⇒ Must be available to work in shifts (3X3 Schedule), Technical training in Chemistry, Food, Experience in mass production industry, and Background in visual inspection.

Production Mechanic ⇒ Must be available to work in shifts (3X3 Schedule), Technical training in Mechanics, Experience in mass production industry, Background in mechanical maintenance, and Knowledge in Hydraulics, Pneumatics, and Metrology.

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Electrotechnician ⇒ Completed Technical Course in Electronics or Automation, Updated NR 10 Course, Knowledge in general electrical commands, general electrical installations, infrastructure (assembly), electrical components and equipment, handling of manual tools, Knowledge in PLC (Rockwell desirable), and Must be available for shifts (6X2 Schedule).

Interested candidates may send their resume to gislaine.amaral@novarh.com.br, indicating in the email subject the position they are applying for. (ONLY FOR THESE OPPORTUNITIES – OTHER RESUMES WILL BE DISCARDED). No geographical limitation was specified, so we understand that candidates from other regions may apply.

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