Michelin abre vaga para área Técnica de Manutenção Mecânica no RJ

Michelin Opens Position for Mechanical Maintenance Technical Area in RJ

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/11/2018 at 08:46

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Michelin Is Looking for Mechanical Maintenance Technicians to Join Its Staff in Rio de Janeiro

Michelin is looking for 4 Mechanical Maintenance Technicians to work in Rio de Janeiro. With over 100 years of history, Michelin is one of the world leaders in tire manufacturing and sales. Michelin tires equip bicycles, motorcycles, cars, buses, trucks, tractors, airplanes, and various other machines. The manufacturing and sale of all these products are carried out with total emphasis on the advancement of people’s and goods’ mobility. Present on all continents, Michelin has over 60 manufacturing facilities around the world, employing more than 100,000 people.

Learn Everything About the Selection Process

• To join the staff in the Mechanical Maintenance Department at Michelin, it is necessary to have completed a Technical course in Mechanics; complete high school; experience in the mechanics field in large industries and availability to work in shifts;

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Salary + Benefits

The company offers a salary compatible with the market; health + dental plan; chartered buses for different regions of Rio de Janeiro; ongoing training; potential for professional growth; on-site cafeteria; life insurance; Michelin Club; productivity awards; and other unspecified benefits.

Are you interested in this position and does it match your profile? Click here and apply now! The candidate must have registration on the VAGAS website.

ARE YOU AWARE THAT THE NEW GOVERNMENT WILL CREATE A SECRETARIAT FOR PRIVATIZATION AS SOON AS IT TAKES OFFICE IN JANUARY?

Michelin Opens Position for Mechanical Maintenance Technical Area in RJ

Michelin Is Looking for Mechanical Maintenance Technicians to Join Its Staff in Rio de Janeiro

Learn Everything About the Selection Process

Salary + Benefits

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Learn Everything About the Selection Process

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