SGS contratando Inspetores de Fabricação Elétrica e Instrumentação

SGS Hiring Electrical Manufacturing and Instrumentation Inspectors

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Published on 10/10/2018 at 00:45

Updated on 10/10/2018 at 00:51

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SGS Announces Openings for Qualified Quality Inspectors in Electrical and Instrumentation for Manufacturing

SGS is hiring quality inspection professionals to work in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. In addition to experience, candidates must present the SNQC for Electrical and Instrumentation Manufacturing Inspectors. This is undoubtedly a great opportunity for inspectors who, after many years of training and qualifications, have been waiting to begin their activities in the quality and manufacturing field. Below are all the requirements that candidates need to know to apply for the positions.

Position: Electrical Manufacturing Inspectors (IF-EL) and Instrumentation (IF-IN)

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Must have up-to-date SNQC
Work location: Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo
Work arrangement: PJ – State of SP – 1-year contract

Manufacturing Inspection is the activity carried out for planning and execution aimed at verifying compliance of the equipment or materials manufactured with the contractual documents by analyzing and verifying these documents against the specifications, standards, and procedures applicable to the materials and equipment acquired by the contractor, as well as verifying and certifying the manufacturing procedures, inspection, and testing plans.

Verify and certify the compliance of vendor inspector qualifications, monitoring the compilation, analysis, commentary, and approval of the Supplier’s Book (data book) throughout the supply process. Interested candidates should send their resumes to selecao.us.sgs@sgsind.general.com.br. In the email subject, please include: manufacturing inspector (IF-EL) and (IF-IN). In the email body, indicate salary expectations in the format of man/hour.

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SGS Hiring Electrical Manufacturing and Instrumentation Inspectors

SGS Announces Openings for Qualified Quality Inspectors in Electrical and Instrumentation for Manufacturing

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