Multinacional da área química está com vagas de emprego abertas para técnicos no RS

Multinational Chemical Company Has Job Openings for Technicians in Rio Grande do Sul

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/12/2019 at 16:22

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Artecola Química Company Announced Job Openings for Its Campo Bom/RS Unit With Very Specific Responsibilities

With innovative solutions in the chemical segment, Artecola Química announced yesterday (17) new job openings at the company. The multinational is currently among the 25 Brazilian companies with the greatest global presence according to a ranking by América Economia magazine. Also see that there are job openings available in a cellulose factory in Rio Grande do Sul.

Check below the available job openings at the company. The work location is in Campo Bom/RS.

Chemical Analyst

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Completed Technical Course in Chemistry
Laboratory Testing
Proactivity
Commitment
2 Years of Laboratory Experience
Availability to Work from 1:00 PM to 10:45 PM

Main Responsibilities: Execute activities related to the quality control area by standardizing and/or developing tests that improve the quality of released products, interacting with other areas of the company.

Maintenance Mechanic

Technical Course in Electrotechnics
Experience in the Role
Corrective and Preventive Maintenance
Organization, Commitment, Ability to Work in a Team.
Graduation in Mechanical Engineering Will Be a Differential

Main Responsibilities: Perform maintenance services on electrical machines, equipment, and mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic devices, and others, aimed at the prevention and correction of defects, among other activities.

Application

Those interested in the job openings who meet the required profile must send their resumes to the email: vagas@artecola.com.br mentioning in the subject line the name of the desired position. The deadline for sending the resume is until January 6, 2020.

In the ranking of the Dom Cabral Foundation of Brazilian Multinationals, the company is ranked 6th overall and is present in Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Chile, and Argentina.

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