General Eletric (GE) com vagas para operador, caldeireiro e mais, para São Paulo

General Electric (GE) Hiring for Operator, Boiler Maker, and More Positions in São Paulo

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Published on 21/02/2020 at 09:24

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Mechanical Engineering Leader, General Electric Opens Positions for Mid and Senior Level Professionals for Boilermaker, Operator, and Commercial Leader, in São Paulo

For 100 years, GE has been providing innovative solutions to help the country overcome its infrastructure challenges and improve people’s lives, supporting healthcare, delivering energy to cities and businesses, or ensuring safety during travel by producing and testing airplane engines. The company is now opening job vacancies for mid and senior level professionals for boilermaker, operator, and commercial leader, in São Paulo. Check it out below.

High school diploma with a Vocational Course in Boilermaking; At least 1 year of experience preferred; Reading and interpreting mechanical drawings; Reading and interpreting electrical diagrams; Using measuring instruments such as calipers, dial gauges, micrometers, and calibrators; Quality standards (related to the work process); Mechanical parts and components; Techniques for simple piping assembly; Torque equipment adjustment; Lubrication techniques; Computer skills; Initiative and teamwork; Time management and organization.

Machine Operator – São Paulo

High school diploma; Knowledge of cutting machines, saws, and their adjustments; Knowledge of technical drawing; Knowledge of types of materials; Reading and interpreting drawings; Reading and interpreting process orders / process lists; Metrology (measurement control using a tape measure); At least 1 year of experience with cutting and sawing machines preferred.

Commercial Leadership Program (CLP) – São Paulo

Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Power Systems, Systems or Industrial Engineering; Sales/people skills and/or aptitude; Interest in sales and the energy sector; The candidate must possess strong communication skills (written and verbal); Proven experience with computer skills, including Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint; Fluent in English; Spanish is desired; Minimum of 1 year of professional experience in sales and/or power generation; Willingness to relocate.

GE Applications

If you want to apply for any of the available job positions at GE, just click the link provided in each job listing. Good luck!

General Electric (GE) Hiring for Operator, Boiler Maker, and More Positions in São Paulo

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