Sistermi convoca para setor de manutenção profissionais técnicos

Sistermi Calls For Technical Professionals In Maintenance Sector

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 12/08/2019 at 10:41

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Sistermi Announces Curriculum Registration for Mechanics, Electricians, and Machine Operators for Maintenance Services.

The company Sistermi, operating in the maintenance sector with load lifting services and crane operations, announced opportunities for curriculum registration in various cities where it operates. The positions advertised are for refrigeration mechanic, heavy machinery mechanic, automotive electrician, heavy equipment operator, and crane operator. If these aren’t suitable for you, try the available ones at Porto do Açú here to work at Siemens here.

The company informs that the curriculum bank is for the locations of São Paulo, Paulínia, João Monlevade, Ipatinga, Itaboraí, São Gonçalo, and São Mateus where it has branches. For professionals who are near any of these regions, see how to participate in the process.

The Announced Positions

Refrigeration Mechanic ⇒ proven experience, technical training in vehicle refrigeration, knowledge of mechanics and electricity
Heavy Machinery Mechanic ⇒ knowledge in general mechanics, hydraulics, and pneumatics, experience in maintenance of trucks, cranes, backhoe loaders, among others
Heavy Equipment Operator ⇒ experience in operating crawler tractors, loaders, excavators, motor graders, Hyster, forklifts, crane trucks, mechanical shovels, and other similar machines
Crane Operator ⇒ proven experience, experience in operating various cranes
Automotive Electrician ⇒ knowledge in general mechanics, hydraulics and pneumatics, and metrology, skills in electrical maintenance of diesel engines, alternators, starter motors, preparation, and adaptation of wiring harnesses

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Sistermi is a company present in five states of Brazil, with branches in Espírito Santo, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, São Paulo, and Bahia, where it rents cranes, equipment, and large vehicles to reputable companies, specializing in rigging projects, moving and lifting horizontal and vertical loads, equipment maintenance, and also offering special cargo transport services, industrial removal, industrial assembly, project analysis, among others.

Candidates should send their resumes through the company’s website (see the official page here) from Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 20:00 hours.

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