Model Warehouse Keeper

Description

Job Summary: This position involves receiving, identifying, registering, handling, and maintaining models to ensure they remain in optimal condition and fully traceable throughout the production process. Key Highlights: 1. Responsible for traceability and maintenance of models 2. Focus on organization and inspection of models 3. Repair and forwarding of models The role oversees receiving, identifying, registering, handling, and maintaining models so they remain in perfect condition and fully traceable during the production process. **Responsibilities and Duties** * Receive, identify, and register model information—recording the model code, assigning storage locations, and using a dedicated system to confirm or enter data—to enable identification of the model structure and ensure manufacturing traceability; * Perform model repairs, including corrections, removal of runners and gating systems, preparing models for customer delivery without the original foundry project design; * Arrange transportation of models to third-party companies, sorting and entering invoices for shipment; * Inspect and control model storage rooms, organizing models daily and conducting semiannual physical condition inspections using checklists to ensure preventive model maintenance; * Comply with safety regulations inherent to the position and the organization; * Adhere to standards of organization and cleanliness. **Requirements and Qualifications** * Completed elementary education **Additional Information** **Benefits Offered:** On-site cafeteria (**BRL 2.61 per meal**) Group life insurance UNIMED health plan (Company covers 100% of the monthly premium for employees after a 3-month probationary period) On-site clinic and occupational physician Free parking for bicycles, motorcycles, and cars Pharmacy partnerships PPR – Profit Sharing Program (paid **twice per year**) Transportation allowance Leisure area and kiosk Altona Library "Conta Comigo" Program (Financial counseling, psychological support, legal guidance, nutritional consultation, social assistance) AACA – Altona Athletic and Cultural Association (sports gymnasium, soccer fields, beach volleyball courts) **And more:** Internal growth opportunities Long-service recognition award Internal events and celebrations Scholarship program (subject to current internal policy) Electro Aço Altona S.A. was founded on March 8, 1924, as a small foundry and mechanical repair workshop. Initially named Auerbach \& Werner—combining the names of its German-origin owners: engineer Paul Werner and blacksmith Ernst Auerbach—the company expanded and incorporated steel into its production line, changing its name to Electro Aço Altona in 1933\. Thus emerged Santa Catarina’s first steel foundry and one of Brazil’s earliest. Over the past decade, the company acquired other businesses to accommodate and expand its production capacity, and established overseas subsidiaries to better serve customers in high-demand commercial regions such as Europe and North America. Altona continues progressing steadily, consistently identifying the economy’s most dynamic sectors to broaden its scope, develop new markets, and deliver its steel solutions across diverse industries.