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Metalworking Company Announces Job Openings for Many Positions This Wednesday Morning

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/11/2019 at 12:42

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Check All Job Openings for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education Professionals Open Today, November 6 by CBC Heavy Industries

Many job opportunities are available this Wednesday morning, the 6th, from the large metallurgical company – CBC Heavy Industries. The vacancies are for various positions and cover elementary, high school, and higher education levels. The positions are available for individuals with availability to work in Jundiaí, São Paulo. Stay informed, the multinationals Honda and L’Oréal will swap factories in Argentina for Brazil!

Acompany offers employees benefits such as medical assistance, dental assistance, meal vouchers, on-site meals, chartered bus, life insurance, and pharmacy agreement.

Electrician – Temporary Position

Requirements: Technical course in Electrotechnics, having an active CFT will be a differential; NR10; Knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatic systems; having a course in electrical commands/PLC/SEP/ Reading and interpreting diagrams; having worked with welding machines, overhead cranes, compressors, and RX equipment

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Maintenance Mechanic – Temporary Position

Requirements: Technical course in Mechanics, having an active CFT will be a differential; Knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatic systems; having a course in reading and interpreting drawings; having worked with welding machines, overhead cranes, mechanical assembly, and maintenance.

Operations Supervisor – Permanent Position

Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or Mechatronics; desirable English; availability for long-period travels; courses in reading and interpreting drawings, Office package, SAP system, budgeting, ISO, OHSAS, welding symbols

Activities: Coordinate and guide the mechanical assembly activities of boilers and equipment; emit daily work reports; coordinate the site supervisors; manage material purchases for assembly as well as office supplies; analyze and prepare schedules; participate in negotiation meetings with the client.

Industrial Painter and Sandblaster – Permanent Position

Requirements: Desirable complete high school education, courses in blasting and painting; having worked with industrial painting of equipment, paint preparation and dilution; application of paint with jets, brushes, and spray guns.

Project Engineer – Permanent Position

Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Mechatronics, or Chemical Engineering; essential to have worked with boilers and large equipment; desirable intermediate English; availability for travels; courses in reading and interpreting drawings, Office package, SAP system, budgeting, ISO, OHSAS, thermal calculations, AutoCAD, technical standards, and procedures

Activities: Coordinate projects with clients and collaborators; prepare and correct boiler calculations, prepare flowcharts and layouts.

Electrical Engineering Internship

Requirements: Essential to be pursuing the 3rd or 4th year in Electrical Engineering, Automation, and Control; desirable English; desirable intermediate English; courses in reading and interpreting drawings, intermediate-level Office package, SAP system.

Application for Job Openings at CBC Heavy Industries – São Paulo

If you are a professional specialized in any of the above positions, please send your resume immediately, indicating the desired position in the subject line of the email to recruitment@cbcsa.com.br

Metalworking Company Announces Job Openings for Many Positions This Wednesday Morning

Check All Job Openings for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education Professionals Open Today, November 6 by CBC Heavy Industries

Electrician – Temporary Position

Maintenance Mechanic – Temporary Position

Operations Supervisor – Permanent Position

Industrial Painter and Sandblaster – Permanent Position

Project Engineer – Permanent Position

Electrical Engineering Internship

Application for Job Openings at CBC Heavy Industries – São Paulo

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Application for Job Openings at CBC Heavy Industries – São Paulo

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