This position is responsible for feeding production lines, assisting welders/boilermakers, assisting in rolling operations, assisting in bending operations, assisting in shipping, assisting in material receiving, performing manual painting, operating manual and bench-mounted drilling machines, operating manual grinders, operating hoists and rotary arms, operating manual grinding machines, operating multi-cut machines, operating band saws, operating manual plasma cutting machines, operating oxy-fuel torches, operating manual grinders, operating angle grinders, finishing welded, plasma-cut, and oxy-fuel-cut parts by grinding and/or sanding the worked areas. Maintain a clean and organized workplace and apply safety standards. **Responsibilities and Duties** * Perform MPO (Machine Preventive Operations) on equipment, inspecting components daily and requesting corrective maintenance when necessary to ensure equipment remains fully operational. * Comply with work rules and procedures. * Assist welders/boilermakers in assembling fabricated parts, performing necessary cutting and grinding of parts to be fabricated, and manual plasma cutting. When required, perform preheating and material cutting using an oxy-fuel torch, adhering to welding standards, following manufacturing procedures and instructions from the Production Supervisor and/or Welder/Boilermaker. * Assist machine operators (rolling mill, CNC cutting, press brake, shearing machine, drilling machine, saw cutting), following manufacturing procedures and instructions from the Production Supervisor and/or Machine Operators. * Perform grinding and finishing of fabricated parts using manual grinders. Perform cuts using grinders, multi-cut machines, saws, and manual plasma cutters. Drill holes in parts using manual or bench-mounted drilling machines. Conduct intermediate and/or final inspections, recording performed services on the appropriate form (where applicable) to maintain up-to-date production controls. * Record working hours, machine downtime, materials used, and defects identified to keep equipment and machines fully operational and ensure data accuracy. * Safeguard tools under one’s responsibility, using and storing them appropriately to preserve company assets and comply with the 5S methodology. * Participate in continuous improvement projects, suggesting and contributing toward improving working conditions, productivity, and cost reduction, acting preventively. * Comply with occupational safety standards as well as integrated quality management system procedures to ensure employee physical integrity. * Meet established organization and cleanliness standards. **Requirements and Qualifications** * Elementary education. * Experience assisting in metallurgical production departments. * Knowledge of operating manual grinding machines. **Additional Information** **Benefits offered:** On-site cafeteria (**R$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 gazebo 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, and beach volleyball courts) **And more:** Internal career advancement opportunities Long-service recognition award Internal events and celebrations Scholarship program (per current internal policy) **Working Hours:** * 1st shift — Monday to Friday, from 4:20 AM to 1:30 PM 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 grew 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 has acquired other enterprises to expand and diversify its production capabilities and established overseas subsidiaries to strengthen customer support in high-demand commercial regions such as Europe and North America. Altona continuously progresses, consistently identifying the most dynamic sectors of the economy to broaden its reach, develop new markets, and deliver its steel solutions across diverse industries.