Mills Solaris contrata profissionais para seus contratos de manutenção

Mills Solaris Hires Professionals for Its Maintenance Contracts

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 14/08/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 15/08/2019 at 16:23

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Excellent Opportunities in the Maintenance Team of a National Company That Announced Its Merger with Solaris in May of This Year

Mills Solaris, through its professional social network, published opportunities for Assistants, Technicians, and Analysts for its maintenance department to meet its maintenance contracts across Brazil.
The job openings are for the states of Pará, São Paulo, and Brasília. See below for more details about the positions and be sure to send your resume, but if you wish to consult another open recruitment process in the maintenance sector, click here!

The companies Mills and Solaris announced, in May of this year, the merger of the companies. Mills has over 65 years of history in Brazil and is currently one of the largest providers of aerial platform rentals and infrastructure engineering solutions in Latin America, operating throughout the national territory.
Solaris has been active in the equipment rental market in Brazil for over 20 years and has one of the most diversified rental fleets in branches across the country.

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TECHNICAL ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE (Location: DF – Brasília)

Field of activity: Operations – Rental of Machines and Equipment
Technical training in: Mechanics, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, Electromechanics, or Industrial Automation is desired.

JUNIOR MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN (Location: PA – Parauapebas)

Technical training in: Mechanics, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, Electromechanics, or Industrial Automation is desired.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE ANALYST (Location: SP – Osasco)

Field of activity: Operations – Rental of Machines and Equipment
Degree in Business Administration, Economics, or Engineering is desired.
Prerequisites: Experience in creating and updating reports and dashboards, building KPIs, and evaluating area performance.

Mills Solaris announced that if you fit the profile and wish to participate in the recruitment process for its maintenance sector, send your resume to rhsolaris@solarisbrasil.com.br, indicating the job title in the subject line of your email.

Mills Solaris Hires Professionals for Its Maintenance Contracts

Excellent Opportunities in the Maintenance Team of a National Company That Announced Its Merger with Solaris in May of This Year

TECHNICAL ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE (Location: DF – Brasília)

JUNIOR MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN (Location: PA – Parauapebas)

MARKET INTELLIGENCE ANALYST (Location: SP – Osasco)

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