JRE With Opportunity for END Inspector (LP, PM)

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/05/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 18/05/2019 at 07:28

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It Was Announced This Wednesday, May 15, by JRE the Opportunity for Professionals in Quality Inspection

The company JRE, operating in the field of Industrial Quality Control, announced this Wednesday, May 15, through its official news channel, a vacancy for professionals specialized in the area of Quality Inspection for the position of END Inspector (LP, PM). The position is for the western zone of São Paulo, so it is necessary to be available to live and work in the region.

Founded in March 2004, JRE has experienced professionals in various industrial segments certified by SNQC / ASNT / NACE. The company operates in the field of Industrial Quality Control and offers specialized services, providing comprehensive technical support to professionals and clients. Additionally, JRE has a complete infrastructure, located near the Bandeirantes highway (exit 134), with an administrative area spread over more than 350m².

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END Inspector (LP, PM)

Activities

Inspect raw materials through tests with penetrant liquids and magnetic particles
Interpreting standards, procedures, and technical drawings
Experience in conducting tests on cast and forged materials
Customer service regarding the presentation and execution of END
Check the validity of calibration and the physical conditions of equipment and instruments before conducting tests

Requirements

Hold SNQC or ASNT certification
Availability of schedule
Easy access to the western zone of São Paulo

Application

ATTENTION! The company requests that interested candidates send an email stating in the subject line END Inspector (LP, PM).

If you are a professional specialized in any of the above functions and already reside or are available to live and work in the western zone of São Paulo, send your resume to recrutamento@jreinspecao.com.br

Before sending your resume, do not forget to check and update your contact information, courses, and qualifications. Good luck!

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