Job Summary: Perform preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance on industrial machines and equipment, identifying defects and carrying out repairs. Key Highlights: 1. Perform maintenance on industrial equipment 2. Conduct training on machine operation 3. Work at heights using elevated platforms Carry out machine maintenance; monitor and execute preventive and corrective maintenance services for industrial equipment. Monitor equipment operating conditions. Identify defects and irregularities and carry out repairs. Perform maintenance and installation of hydraulic piping. **Responsibilities and Duties** * Perform preventive maintenance; * Perform predictive maintenance; * Perform corrective maintenance on machines, pallet trucks, and forklifts; * Prepare cost estimates and itemize required parts for maintenance; * Train employees on machine and equipment operation; * Repair compressed air piping; * Adjust and calibrate machinery, rollers, and other industrial equipment; * Replace necessary parts or components in machinery across production lines and departments; * Perform work at heights using elevated platforms. **Requirements and Qualifications** * **Minimum Education:** Completed Technical Course in Industrial Maintenance or Electromechanics; * **Specific Knowledge or Courses:** Knowledge of industrial mechanics or complementary courses; * **Prior Experience:** Minimum 1 year working in the field. **Additional Information** Attendance bonus: 11.5%; Internal Meal Voucher R$ 575.00; External Meal Voucher R$ 425.00; Health insurance; Dental insurance; Transportation Voucher; Performance-based bonus; Career development plan. Founded in 1985 in Ouro Verde de Goiás by brothers José Ricardo and Wilson de Oliveira, Rancheiro began with Rancheiro Coffee (roasted and ground) and quickly gained regional prominence. The company expanded through acquisitions, obtained ABIC certification, and launched the gourmet Qualycream line, maintaining strict adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices. It produces its own capsules and premium-grade coffees. Under the presidency of Ricardo Ander de Oliveira, it expanded into biscuits in 2015, starting with coconut doughnuts—now its flagship product and the best-selling doughnuts in Brazil. This was followed by wafers, cookies, filled biscuits, and cream crackers. The entire biscuit line is free from animal-derived ingredients, catering to vegan diets, lactose intolerance, and APLV (cow’s milk protein allergy). With strong retail presence and a focus on quality, Rancheiro has established itself as a recognized brand for coffee and biscuits, supported by employees, customers, and suppliers.