Empresas convocam técnicos para manutenção de usinas

Companies Call Technicians for Power Plant Maintenance

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/05/2018 at 21:13

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The vacancies are for technical professionals with different qualifications. Check the contacts and the companies’ call

If you are qualified technicians with certificates in hand, you can apply for updated opportunities in major enterprises, specifically for activities in plants for machinery maintenance and calibration of measuring equipment. On April 24, we published a post in which 7 companies are also accepting resumes for major projects across Brazil, which you can check by accessing the article here.

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The role will be in the instrumentation area, responsible for executing, controlling, and planning installations of instrumentation and automation systems in the field and in the control room. It will also be your responsibility to supervise the preventive, corrective, and predictive maintenance of control systems. Candidates must have technical education in Automation, Electrotechnics, or Instrumentation and experience in the sugar industry. Interested parties should send resumes to psicologia@usiban.com.br, stating the job title and salary expectation.

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Pitangueiras Plant

The activities will consist of the installation, calibration, and maintenance of valves and transmitters, along with electrical and control panels. The requirements for those wishing to apply consist of technical education in Electrotechnics, Electronics, Automation, Mechatronics, Instrumentation, Electromechanics, and related fields. Knowledge of electrical commands and experience in industrial maintenance is required. Send your resumes to silvananeves@usinapitangueiras.com.br or drop them at the company’s door.

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Companies Call Technicians for Power Plant Maintenance

The vacancies are for technical professionals with different qualifications. Check the contacts and the companies’ call

Usiban

Pitangueiras Plant

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