Técnicos e auxiliares são convocados para trabalhar no Rio de Janeiro neste dia 14 de outubro

Technicians and Assistants Called to Work in Rio de Janeiro on October 14

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/10/2019 at 19:30

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Affertech Engineering Company Is Hiring This Tuesday, October 15, to Support Projects and Works in Rio de Janeiro.

In Rio de Janeiro, Affertech Engineering Company announced through its official news outlet yesterday afternoon, October 14, job opportunities for high school professionals. In Niterói, the Advancement of Naval and Oil Industries Gains New Momentum.

The company informs that the type of hiring is Intermittent Work Contract and offers employees compensation compatible with their experience.

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Automation Technician or Automation Technical Assistant

Required Experience

Minimum required experience of three years in installation and calibration of instruments and final control elements
Advanced knowledge in interpreting electrical schematics and assembling command/automation panels
Advanced knowledge in SCADA software programming (Elipse E3)
Advanced knowledge in PLC and HMI programming (ABB, Rockwell, Siemens)
Advanced knowledge of the CoDeSys platform

Non-Mandatory Experience, but a Plus:

Assembly of electrical infrastructures (trays, conduits, electrical tubes) and cable laying
Installation of power generator sets
Development of electrical drawings in 2D CAD software

Requirements

Technical or technological degree in automation field
Availability to work night shifts and weekends
Must have a category B driver’s license
Must have an updated NR-10 certificate
Preferably residing in the metropolitan area of Rio de Janeiro

Application

If you are a specialized professional for the above position and meet the company’s requirements, please immediately send your updated resume to recrutamento@affertech.com stating in the subject line “AUTOMATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANT or AUTOMATION TECHNICIAN.” Good luck!

Technicians and Assistants Called to Work in Rio de Janeiro on October 14

Affertech Engineering Company Is Hiring This Tuesday, October 15, to Support Projects and Works in Rio de Janeiro.

Automation Technician or Automation Technical Assistant

Application

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Technicians and Assistants Called to Work in Rio de Janeiro on October 14

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Automation Technician or Automation Technical Assistant

Application

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