Solaris Announces More Job Openings for SP, PR, PA, MA, and MG 04/04

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 09/05/2019 at 20:57

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Solaris Is Continuing to Hire and Announced Many Openings This Thursday, April 4th, to Expand Its Staff in Various States of Brazil.

Solaris, a company that rents and sells equipment, is seeking Mechanical Professionals; Technical and University Interns; Maintenance Technicians, Electronics, Mechanics, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, Electromechanics, Automation, and Administrative Positions. The openings were announced in one of its main news outlets.

About the Openings

Mechanic – Curitiba/PR and Cravinhos/SP
Maintenance Technician (Platforms) – Paulínia and Osasco/SP and Parauapebas/PA
Maintenance Technician (Compressors) – Osasco/SP
Maintenance Technician (Generators) – Osasco/SP
University Intern – São Luís/MA and Parauapebas/PA
Technical Internship* – Uberlândia/MG and São Luís/MA

Regarding the openings for Technical Internship, the company informs that the candidate must be pursuing the following courses: Technical in Mechanics, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, Electromechanics, and/or Industrial Automation.

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Do you fit any of the positions above? The company does not provide details about the positions and requirements, so be sure to review your resume and update all your information, courses, qualifications, and especially your CONTACT PHONE NUMBER and EMAIL. Everything good? Solaris is thriving; this is the time! Send your resume to rhsolaris@solarisbrasil.com.br, mentioning the job title in the email subject. Good Luck!

Solaris is a leading company in the segment of renting and selling Generators, Aerial Platforms, Telehandlers, Lifting Platforms, Compressors, and Articulated Platforms. With a fleet of over 4,000 equipment pieces, 21 branches across Brazil, and 20 years in the market of industry, construction, logistics, mining, metallurgy, and energy generation.

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