Mineradora Vale abre vagas de emprego para técnico, inspetor e engenheiro

Mining Company Vale Opens Job Positions for Technician, Inspector, and Engineer

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Published on 14/02/2020 at 11:55

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The Mining Giant Vale Opens Job Vacancies for Various Areas and States, for Engineer, Technician, and Maintenance Inspector

There are job vacancies at Vale! The opportunities are for candidates with experience as a specialist maintenance technician, engineer, maintenance inspector, and electromechanical technician. The vacancies are for the states of Minas Gerais, São Paulo, and more. Check out the job vacancies of the company below. Engineering company hires mechanic, coordinator, and manager for the areas of maintenance, contracts, and administration

Knowledge and Experience: Experience in system development and integration; Desired knowledge of Agile methodologies (Design Thinking, E2E, Scrum); Experience in maintenance areas and processes; Knowledge in VPS; Experience with Business Intelligence tools; Desired knowledge in PowerBI; Desired knowledge in SAP BW.

Maintenance Specialist Technician – Ouro Preto / Minas Gerais

Education: Technical degree in Mechanics, Electrical, Electromechanics, Electrotechnics, Automation, Instrumentation, Mechatronics, and related fields; Knowledge and Experience: Knowledge of predictive, preventive, and corrective maintenance of mechanical, electrical, electronic, and automation components of mobile equipment, industrial installations, mining, and railways; Knowledge of high voltage electrical systems, hydraulic and pneumatic equipment, mainly automation. Substation transmission line, large electrical equipment (transformers, reduction furnaces, weighing systems); Operation and Maintenance Standards, Procedures, and Regulations; Computerized Maintenance Control Systems.

Electromechanical Technician II – São Paulo

Completed Technical High School in Electronics or Electrical; Computer Skills; Basic Office Package; Activities and Responsibilities: Guide and monitor the execution of mechanical, electrical, electronic, telecommunications, hydraulic, and pneumatic maintenance services on assemblies, subassemblies, signaling, machines, equipment, and installations, providing technical support; Inspect equipment and participate in the planning/programming of maintenance; Supervise the execution of maintenance services involving electrical, electronic, electromechanical, and telecommunications contractors.

Maintenance Inspector – Ouro Preto / Minas Gerais – Vale Manganese

Education: Technical degree in Mechanics/ Electrical/ Electronics/ Instrumentation/ Automation. Knowledge and experience: Knowledge of Equipment Maintenance (High voltage electrical, Substation, transmission line, Transformers, Automation systems, Electric Welding, Conveyor belts, electrical rooms and panels, weighing systems) and Equipment Operation (High voltage electrical, Substation, transmission line, Transformers, Automation systems, Electric Welding, conveyor belts, electrical rooms and panels, weighing systems) Standards, Procedures, and Operation Regulations; Reading and Interpretation of Technical Drawings; Computerized Maintenance Systems (Preferred SAP Purchasing, planning, maintenance modules).

Application for Vacancies at Vale

Those interested in applying for opportunities at the mining company Vale should register their resumes by clicking on the link present for each position to be redirected to the company’s application page.

Mining Company Vale Opens Job Positions for Technician, Inspector, and Engineer

The Mining Giant Vale Opens Job Vacancies for Various Areas and States, for Engineer, Technician, and Maintenance Inspector

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