Soldadores e Eletromecânicos para projetos em Parauapebas, Pará, requisitados pela Komatsu

Welders and Electromechanics for Projects in Parauapebas, Pará, Requested by Komatsu

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/07/2019 at 15:45

Updated on 17/07/2019 at 15:49

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Resumes for Professionals Who Wish to Work in Parauapebas Can Be Sent Until July 23, Know What Is Necessary to Compete for These Opportunities

Komatsu Started Today (17) in Parauapebas, a Municipality in Pará Where It Holds Projects, Job Openings for Welders and Electromechanics. The Activities Are Intended for Mining Projects, Availability to Travel and Stay at the Site Will Be Essential. Read the Details Below:

WELDER I

Main Activities: Join and Cut Pieces of Metal Alloys Using Welding and Cutting Processes Such as MIG, Gouging, Oxy-Cutting. Prepare Equipment, Accessories, Welding Consumables, and Pieces to Be Welded; Operate Cranes for Load Handling;
Education: Complete High School
Experience and Required Qualifications: 2 Years of Experience in the Welding Area. Basic Knowledge of Mechanics, Electrical, and Welding. Basic Knowledge of Mobile Equipment;

ELECTROMECHANIC I

Main Activities: Perform Preventive and Corrective Electrical or Mechanical Maintenance on Komatsu Equipment;
Diagnose Failures According to Procedures.
Assist in Repairs, Measurements, Assembly, and Disassembly of Electrical Components.
Preparation of Service Reports, Meeting Komatsu Standards
Ensure the Quality of Services by Executing Cleaning, Inspection, Replacement of Components, and Parts
Education: Complete High School / Technical in Electromechanics / Electrotechnics Technician
Experience and Required Qualifications: 2 Years of Experience in Maintenance on Electro-Diesel and Komatsu Equipment;

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Welders and Electromechanics for Projects in Parauapebas, Pará, Requested by Komatsu

Resumes for Professionals Who Wish to Work in Parauapebas Can Be Sent Until July 23, Know What Is Necessary to Compete for These Opportunities

WELDER I

ELECTROMECHANIC I

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Welders and Electromechanics for Projects in Parauapebas, Pará, Requested by Komatsu

Resumes for Professionals Who Wish to Work in Parauapebas Can Be Sent Until July 23, Know What Is Necessary to Compete for These Opportunities

WELDER I

ELECTROMECHANIC I

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