Swiss Multinational Has Multiple Internship Openings in São Paulo, in the Fields of Engineering and Occupational Safety

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Published on 02/12/2020 at 11:27

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Leading Company in Fluid Engineering Hires Professionals Without Experience for Internship Positions in São Paulo

Sulzer is a global leader in fluid engineering. The company specializes in pumping, mixing, agitation, separation, and application technologies for all types of fluids. Today, the multinational has several internship openings in the fields of engineering and occupational safety. All opportunities are intended for the State of São Paulo.

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Sulzer is a global leader in fluid engineering. They specialize in pumping, mixing, agitation, separation, and application technologies for all types of fluids. The company’s clients benefit from their commitment to innovation, performance, and quality, and from their responsive network of 50 world-class manufacturing facilities and 100 service centers worldwide.

Sulzer is a global industry leader with reliable and sustainable solutions for the oil and gas, energy, water, and general industry markets. Since its inception in Winterthur, Switzerland, in 1834, Sulzer has developed into a trusted, fast, and reliable partner for its clients.

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Check the Details of the Internship Positions in Engineering and Safety in São Paulo!

Engineering Internship

Requirements:

Enrolled from the 5th Semester of Mechanical Engineering;
Familiarity with 3D drawing software (AutoCAD);
Advanced English;
Familiarity with Microsoft Office;
Knowledge of SAP (a plus).

Activities:

Support for the development of engineering projects;
Support in the preparation of technical drawings;
Aid in preparing technical documentation.

Internship in Occupational Safety

Requirements:

Enrolled from the 1st Semester of Technician in Safety/ Environmental Management/ Administration;
Intermediate English;
Familiarity with Microsoft Office.

Activities:

Support in the preparation of monthly reports;
Support for inventory control of PPE and administrative assistance in Quality, Safety, Health, and Environmental activities.

Applications: If you meet the requirements for the internship positions described above, aimed at the State of São Paulo, just click on the desired position. Good luck!

Swiss Multinational Has Multiple Internship Openings in São Paulo, in the Fields of Engineering and Occupational Safety

Leading Company in Fluid Engineering Hires Professionals Without Experience for Internship Positions in São Paulo

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About the Company:

Check the Details of the Internship Positions in Engineering and Safety in São Paulo!

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