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Globally Recognized Company Opens High School Job Positions in Maintenance

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/12/2019 at 09:36

Updated on 12/12/2019 at 09:38

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Check Out Job Openings for Technical High School Professionals in Maintenance in the State of Santa Catarina at FORTLEV

The job opportunities in the maintenance area are for technical high school professionals residing in the southern region of Joinville or nearby areas. Are you a resident of RJ? Elfe has updated job openings offshore and onshore for welders, electricians, technicians, and more.

Fortlev is the largest producer of water storage solutions in Brazil and currently a leader in its segment in the Brazilian market. Operating throughout the entire national territory and even in other countries.

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Maintenance Electrician

Requirements

Live in the southern region of Joinville or nearby areas
Completed technical high school in electrical or related fields
Extensive experience with PVC maintenance

Activities: Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on electrical machines and equipment; execute the installation of motors, machines, and other electrical components; assess the need for repairs in conjunction with the coordination, etc.

Maintenance Mechanic

Requirements

Live in the southern region of Joinville or nearby areas
Completed technical high school in mechanics or related fields
Extensive experience with PVC maintenance
Good interpersonal relationships

Activities: Perform mechanical maintenance on machines and equipment in PVC processes, preventive and corrective maintenance, assess the need for repairs in conjunction with the coordination, etc.

Application for Job Openings Santa Catarina FORTLEV

If you are a resident of Santa Catarina or nearby and are interested in any of the job openings above, please send your resume immediately, informing the position name in the subject line of the email to rhsc@fortlev.com.br

Globally Recognized Company Opens High School Job Positions in Maintenance

Check Out Job Openings for Technical High School Professionals in Maintenance in the State of Santa Catarina at FORTLEV

Maintenance Electrician

Maintenance Mechanic

Application for Job Openings Santa Catarina FORTLEV

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