JRE seleciona Técnicos e Inspetores para trabalhar em São Paulo

JRE Selects Technicians and Inspectors To Work in São Paulo

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 27/09/2019 at 11:24

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JRE Technical Inspection Recently Announced Job Openings in São Paulo for Technical and Quality Inspection Positions.

In São Paulo, JRE, a company in the Industrial Quality Control sector, announced today, September 27, through its official news outlet, job openings for Quality Technicians and Inspectors who are available to work in the state. Transport Company in SP Calls for Operators, Drivers, and Checkers.

Founded in March 2004, JRE has experienced professionals in various industrial segments qualified by SNQC / ASNT / NACE. The company operates in the area of Quality Industrial and offers specialized services, providing comprehensive technical support to professionals and clients.

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About the Job Openings

Non-Destructive Tests Inspector ASNT and SNQC – LP, PM, EVS, US, US-PA
SNQC-IF Manufacturing Inspector and unqualified
SNQC Welding Inspector – IS N1/N2
SNQC Painting Inspector – CP N1/N2 and NACE N2
SNQC Dimensional Inspector and unqualified

Please inform in the body of the email which position you are interested in, if you have a CNPJ and relevant equipment for the role.

Inspection Programmer

Activities: Carry out the collection of all applicable reference documents for the material to be inspected; schedule inspections with the client and supplier; verify and analyze information from inspectors’ records and reports, and other relevant functions.

Requirements:

Technical knowledge in inspections
Non-destructive testing and quality management tools
Technical High School in Mechanics or related fields completed
Intermediate English and Office skills
Reside in the metropolitan region of Campinas.

Please inform in the body of the email which position you are interested in.

JRE Registration – São Paulo

If you are a professional specialized in any of the above functions and already reside or are available to live and work in 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, qualifications, and experience. Good luck!

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JRE Selects Technicians and Inspectors To Work in São Paulo

JRE Technical Inspection Recently Announced Job Openings in São Paulo for Technical and Quality Inspection Positions.

About the Job Openings

Inspection Programmer

JRE Registration – São Paulo

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About the Job Openings

Inspection Programmer

JRE Registration – São Paulo

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