Soldador - ER, TIG, MIG/MAG

Soldador - ER, TIG, MIG/MAG


Company
Dratec Engenharia
Location
Greater Rio de Janeiro
Job Type
Contract
Posted
68 days ago
Via
via LinkedIn
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Job Description
Ler e interpretar desenhos técnicos e simbologias de solda. Executar a soldagem em diferentes posições e materiais. Controlar a velocidade de soldagem, temperatura e outros parâmetros. Realizar a limpeza e rebarbação das peças soldadas. Efetuar cortes em materiais metálicos. Realizar testes e inspeções para garantir a qualidade da solda.Preparar e operar máquinas, equipamentos e materiais de soldagem. Ajustar os parâmetros da máquina de soldagem (tensão, corrente, velocidade do arame). Manter a organização do local de trabalho e aplicar normas de segurança. Auxiliar em atividades de manutenção dos equipamentos de soldagem.

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Q What is the minimum wage for Electrician Jobs in Brazil in 2026?
As per the Ministério do Trabalho e Emprego, the minimum wage for electricians in Brazil is R$1,650 per month as of January 2026, with overtime paid at 1.5 times the hourly rate after 44 hours per week. Electricians in São Paulo receive an additional R$180 monthly regional supplement under state agreements.
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As per the Ministério do Trabalho e Emprego, electricians must hold NR-10 certification updated every 24 months and a SENAI-issued professional license costing R$420. Without this, workers cannot legally perform high-voltage installations after March 2026.
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Q How many hours per week can electricians legally work in Brazil with overtime rules?
As per the Ministério do Trabalho e Emprego, electricians are limited to 44 hours per week with a maximum of 2 overtime hours daily at 50% premium pay. Night shifts from 10pm to 5am add an extra 20% to the R$9.38 hourly base rate starting January 2026.
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