Operating friction-die forging presses: With the aid of pliers, the operator picks up a heated workpiece and places it into the press; then actuates the press via a lever—the press descends to impart the desired shape onto the workpiece. Another worker uses pliers to remove the workpiece and places it onto a nearby metal bench for the next step. This worker also periodically lubricates the die using a metal rod fitted with a cloth bushing dampened with burnt oil and graphite. Deburring press operation: Using pliers, a worker picks up a heated workpiece, places it into the press, and actuates it via a foot pedal. The press descends and trims the workpiece, removing burrs. Once completed, the workpiece drops to a lower level within the die itself. The same worker then removes the leftover flash with pliers and places it into a metal box for disposal. Another worker retrieves the finished workpiece and places it into another metal box destined for shipping. May also perform tasks in the tooling production department: Design and manufacture machining tools and fixtures, cutting dies, bending dies, drawing dies, fine-blanking dies, blow-molding dies, injection-molding dies, and electrical discharge machining (EDM) dies; produce metallic mold patterns for casting; conduct dimensional inspection of machined parts and products; and plan manufacturing processes for products or prototypes. Performs part joining using welding (MIG, TIG, oxy-fuel cutting). We provide meal vouchers. Work schedule: Monday to Thursday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM (1-hour break); Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (1-hour break). Employment type: Full-time CLT contract. Salary: R$2.516,20 – R$2.650,40 per month. Benefits: * Meal vouchers Experience: * Metallurgical industry (preferred) Work location: On-site
João Silva
Indeed · HR
João Silva
Indeed · HR
