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We are a German based company located in Kawasan Industry Medan – II, producing Chemical Product which markets in domestic countries as well as export in Asian countries. To cope with our continuous growth and development, we are inviting high caliber candidate to join us for following post:
Technician (Tech)
(Sumatera Utara – Medan)
Responsibilities:
- Maintain & repair the machine as well as greasing & lubrication the machine
- Solve some equipment troubles and provide suggestion for improvement
- Manage & monitor spare part stock and other supporting production material by establish effective, efficient & accurate inventory management system
Requirements:
- Below 30 years old
- A university graduate in Mechanical Polytechnic (D-3)
- At least 3-4 years work experience (weld, lathe)
- Able to communicate in written and verbal English & Computer Literacy
- Ready for on call or shift rotation as required
- High level of commitment & dedication
- Positive in work attitudes, initiative, strong desire for results, experience in running projects on his own
Please submit a comprehensive resume within 10 days after the date of this advertisement to:
Human Resources Department
PT SUD-CHEMIE INDONESIA
Jl. Pulau Pinang, Kawasan Industri Medan – II
Mabar, MEDAN 20242
or email to : rosa.agustina@sud-chemie.com
All applications will be treated strictly confidential and only short-listed candidates will be notified
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