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Installers Recruited Until September 17 for Major Metalworking Project: Elementary and High School Education Required

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Published on 14/09/2019 at 09:15

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Tasks Such As Pneumatic, Electrical Installations And Basic Accessory Assemblies Will Be Carried Out By Rondon In RS, Understand The Requirements

Rondon S.A is one of the major industrial companies in Brazil and a large exporter of automotive products and services. Located in Caxias do Sul, RS, it is starting a large industrial project and is looking for elementary and secondary education professionals for infrastructure activities on the factory floor.

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This activity involves tasks such as pneumatic, electrical installations, and basic accessory assemblies. Assist in the final checks of the products, ensuring the continuity of the process in which it operates.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

As an Assembly Installer, you will be responsible for:

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REQUIREMENTS AND QUALIFICATIONS

To participate in the process, pay attention to the following requirements:

Completed Elementary Education, having completed High School will be a differential;
Courses in LID (Reading and Interpretation of Drawings) and Metrology;
Experience in the mechanical metal industry.

To apply for this industrial project, just go to the specific Rondon application page for this position here. Fill out a brief registration, and to expedite, it is possible to do so by connecting with one of your social media accounts.

Installers Recruited Until September 17 for Major Metalworking Project: Elementary and High School Education Required

Tasks Such As Pneumatic, Electrical Installations And Basic Accessory Assemblies Will Be Carried Out By Rondon In RS, Understand The Requirements

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