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Sorocaba SP Has Opening for Junior Field Technical Inspector

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Published on 20/07/2018 at 16:14

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Job Opening for Junior Field Technical Inspector at ABB in Sorocaba SP, Check the Requirements to Apply for the Selection Process

The Junior Field Technical Inspector will perform inspection and maintenance routines on medium voltage electric motors and generators according to defined workflows, following the company’s procedures, processes, and guidelines, quality requirements, occupational health, safety, and environmental standards, while safeguarding the company’s image, delivering contracted services, and ensuring customer satisfaction. They will inspect medium voltage motors and generators, utilizing knowledge of operational routines and verifying compliance with Technical Procedures, Safety, and Administrative Regulations.

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Education:

Technical Degree in Electrical, Electronics, or Mechanical Engineering
Active CREA
Availability for National Travel: constant travel and work onboard ships and oil platforms
English: Minimum Intermediate

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Operational workshop routines
Operating, maintenance, and inspection standards for motors and generators
Safety Standards and Procedures in Electric Energy and Power Electric System
Electrical Testing for motors and generators
Desirable to have knowledge in the Medium Voltage Motors and Generators segment
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The inspector will take care of the company’s assets (instruments and tools), assist in department activities by organizing field tools and inventory whenever requested. Required mid-senior experience for the position. Interested candidates should send their resume to https://new.abb.com/jobs/pt/details/BR65253057_E1

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Sorocaba SP Has Opening for Junior Field Technical Inspector

Job Opening for Junior Field Technical Inspector at ABB in Sorocaba SP, Check the Requirements to Apply for the Selection Process

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