Have You Thought About Working at SENAI from Monday to Friday (Night Shift – From 1 PM to 10:30 PM) with a Salary of R$3,319.27 + Benefits? SENAI Is Offering an Excellent Job Opportunity for Those Interested in Working at the Institution, Send Your Resume by January 19th.

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Published on 13/01/2025 at 22:50

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SENAI Opens Positions for Maintenance Officer in Santa Bárbara d’Oeste with a Salary of R$3,319.27 and Attractive Benefits

SENAI is offering an excellent job opportunity in the city of Santa Bárbara d’Oeste, São Paulo, with a monthly salary of R$3,319.27. The position for Maintenance Officer includes a workload of 40 hours per week and various benefits, ideal for experienced professionals in the building maintenance area.

Selection Process

The selection process for the Maintenance Officer position at SENAI follows clear and well-defined steps, allowing candidates to prepare adequately for each phase. Initially, interested parties will go through an online test that will assess their knowledge and specific skills for the position. After this initial screening, a technical evaluation will be conducted, which may include a practical test or in-person interview, depending on the need.

In addition, candidates must prove all the requirements needed for the position, including education and professional experience. SENAI emphasizes that all steps can be adjusted as necessary, always ensuring transparency and direct communication with applicants via email.

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Maintenance Officer – Santa Bárbara d’Oeste (SP)

The position requires the professional to engage in general maintenance activities in areas such as electrical, hydraulic, and civil, following all safety and quality standards. The work schedule will be from Monday to Friday, from 1:00 PM to 10:30 PM. The contract is for an indefinite term, with a weekly workload of 40 hours.

About the Company

SENAI is a reference in professional education and technical and technological services in Brazil. For decades, the institution has contributed to the development of the Brazilian industry, training highly skilled professionals and providing technical support to companies. With units spread across the country, SENAI maintains its commitment to excellence, quality, and innovation.

The unit in Santa Bárbara d’Oeste is recognized for its modern infrastructure and commitment to providing the best working and learning conditions. Professionals who join the institution find a valuing and continuously developing environment.

Requirements for the Position

To apply, it is necessary to have:

Completed High School.
Specialization or Professional Qualification Course in areas such as Electrical, Civil, Hydraulic, or Painting.
Experience in building maintenance services.
Knowledge of safety standards, electrical services, masonry, hydraulics, and painting.

Benefits of the Position

In addition to the salary of R$3,319.27, SENAI offers:

Transportation voucher.
Meal/food voucher.
Group life insurance.
Safe and structured work environment.

How to Apply

Applications are open until January 19, 2025, and must be made exclusively through the official SENAI platform. After applying, it is essential that candidates keep their data updated and monitor communications sent via email. All stages of the selection process can be conducted either in person or online, as scheduled.

Interested parties must ensure they have access to the internet and suitable devices for the online stages. SENAI emphasizes that there will be no possibility of rescheduling in case of technical failures or delays.

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14/01/2025 10:49

Bom dia, onde fica a unidade para essa vaga ?

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Have You Thought About Working at SENAI from Monday to Friday (Night Shift – From 1 PM to 10:30 PM) with a Salary of R$3,319.27 + Benefits? SENAI Is Offering an Excellent Job Opportunity for Those Interested in Working at the Institution, Send Your Resume by January 19th.

SENAI Opens Positions for Maintenance Officer in Santa Bárbara d’Oeste with a Salary of R$3,319.27 and Attractive Benefits

Selection Process

Maintenance Officer – Santa Bárbara d’Oeste (SP)

About the Company

Requirements for the Position

Benefits of the Position

How to Apply

ENSURE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE

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Have You Thought About Working at SENAI from Monday to Friday (Night Shift – From 1 PM to 10:30 PM) with a Salary of R$3,319.27 + Benefits? SENAI Is Offering an Excellent Job Opportunity for Those Interested in Working at the Institution, Send Your Resume by January 19th.

SENAI Opens Positions for Maintenance Officer in Santa Bárbara d’Oeste with a Salary of R$3,319.27 and Attractive Benefits

Selection Process

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About the Company

Requirements for the Position

Benefits of the Position

How to Apply

ENSURE YOUR SPOT BY CLICKING HERE

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