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SP Has 5 Positions for Technicians in the Automotive Sector

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Published on 25/09/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 25/09/2019 at 08:28

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French Multinational Group Company Opens Opportunities for Electronics Professionals in the Automotive Sector in SP

Saint-Gobain Sekurit announces five excellent opportunities for professionals with Electronics training to work in the city of Mauá, SP.
The professional will work in the automotive sector and must be available to work in shifts. See Also! SP Factory of Toyota Will Receive 1 Billion Reais and Hire 300 People.

Located in the city of Mauá, SP, Saint-Gobain Sekurit is a leader in providing automotive glass solutions. We are part of the Saint-Gobain group, a French multinational with over 350 years and 179,000 employees spread across 5 continents. Yes, we are one of the giants in the market and hold brands such as: Telha Norte, Weber, and Brasilit.

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Electronics Technician C (05 Positions)

Activities: Perform preventive and corrective maintenance, from the simplest tasks in lighting systems and small repairs in electrical panels to more elaborate activities such as installation, parameterization, and repairs of electronic equipment, robotic cells, CNC, PLC (various brands), frequency inverters, AC and DC circuits, AC and DC motors, reading and interpreting electrical diagrams, among others.

Education: Technician in Electronics and Industrial Apprenticeship Course – SENAI (CAI) or equivalent if you have; experience in large industries or the automotive sector; Availability to work in shifts is essential, 1st, 2nd, or 3rd shift.

Knowledge: Basic electricity, pneumatics; Power electronics; Measuring instruments and digital logic; Office suite; Maintenance software and machine programs.

Benefits: Salary compatible with the market/hazard pay; Medical and dental assistance plan; On-site restaurant, meal voucher; PLRE; Life insurance; Private pension; Group SG stock investment plan.

The company requests that those interested in these positions in SP send their resume immediately via e-mail to Vogh, the partner of Saint-Gobain Sekurit in the selection processes: aleksandra@vogh.com.br. The collection of resumes for these positions will close on 09/30/2019.

SP Has 5 Positions for Technicians in the Automotive Sector

French Multinational Group Company Opens Opportunities for Electronics Professionals in the Automotive Sector in SP

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