Metalworkers Called For Job Openings, Today December 2

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 02/12/2020 at 06:25

Updated on 02/12/2020 at 06:26

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A1 Engenharia Starts Job Openings for Metallurgists with Experience in Manufacturing Large Structures. Check the Positions Below

Great opportunities for metallurgical professionals with experience in manufacturing large structures. A1 Engenharia has opened job vacancies for the positions of MIG and TIG Welder, Production Assistant, and Pipefitter. Sign up as well, Jurong Aracruz Shipyard opens vacancies for free Welding, Electrical and Administrative courses in the Industrial Apprenticeship Program

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A1 Engenharia was founded in 2000, providing services only in the Pulp and Paper sector, developing detailed 3D projects for process piping.

During its first ten years, management activities were incorporated into its service portfolio, developing projects in the areas of Processes, Civil, Equipment, Electrical, Instrumentation, and Automation, currently offering services to various market segments such as pulp and paper, sugar and ethanol, chemicals, and petrochemicals, among others.

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Check Below the Job Openings for Metallurgists with Experience in Manufacturing Large Structures.

A1 Engenharia informs that it is hiring professionals with experience in the metallurgical segment and with experience in manufacturing large structures (piping and metal structures).

The company states that the job openings are for qualified professionals with full availability and seeking stability to perform the following functions:

MIG Welder: with experience in resistance welding, welding with tubular wire.

TIG Welder: with experience in welding thickness 5s and 10s stainless steel.

Production Assistant: with experience in the role and interpretation of drawings to execute the assembly of equipment and structures in general.

Application for A1 Engenharia Vacancies

Interested in the job openings above who wish to work at A1 Engenharia must send their résumé, indicating in the “SUBJECT” field of the email the desired position to cv@a1.ind.br or you can register your résumé on the company’s website.

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