Mercedes Benz necessita de Técnicos em sua fábrica em São Paulo

Mercedes Benz Needs Technicians at Its Factory in São Paulo

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/03/2019 at 05:37

Updated on 30/03/2019 at 08:59

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Eisenmann of Brazil Hires Mechanical Technicians and Electrical Technicians to Work at the Mercedes Benz Factory in São Paulo

Eisenmann of Brazil, operating at the Mercedes Benz factory in São Paulo, with maintenance and technical cleaning activities, opens positions for Mechanical Technician and Electrical Technician; candidates must be residents of the area or willing to relocate. The company offers benefits such as health insurance, on-site meals, chartered transportation, basic food basket, profit sharing, and life insurance.

Mechanical Technician

• Salary R$ 2,657.00. Requirements include availability of schedule, 6 months of experience in industrial maintenance, and a Technical Course in Mechanics, Mechatronics, or related fields.
• Knowledge in MIG TIG Welding; maintenance and programming of ABB robots; predictive analysis; NR 12, 33, and 35 will be a differential.
• Application Link. To apply, the candidate must be registered on the VAGAS site.

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Electrical Technician

• Salary R$ 2,657.00. Requirements include experience in industrial maintenance – electrical, electronic/instrumentation and a Technical Course in Electrotechnics, Electronics, Automation, or related fields.
• Knowledge in Siemens PLC; Fenix system, PROFIsafe; maintenance of SEW/SIEMENS Inverters; operation and maintenance of conveyors (E-Shuttle, tables, elevators); operation of ABB robots; operation of the LACTEC system and NR 10, 12, 33, and 35 will be a differential.
• Application Link. To apply, the candidate must be registered on the VAGAS site.

Contact Eisenmann of Brazil for Career Opportunities

Name Fabiana Miranda
Company Eisenmann of Brazil Equip. Ind. Ltda.
Human Resources
E-Mail fabiana.miranda@eisenmann.com

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Mercedes Benz Needs Technicians at Its Factory in São Paulo

Eisenmann of Brazil Hires Mechanical Technicians and Electrical Technicians to Work at the Mercedes Benz Factory in São Paulo

Mechanical Technician

Electrical Technician

Contact Eisenmann of Brazil for Career Opportunities

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