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226 Maintenance and Repair Jobs in Brazil
The day moves between scheduled checks and surprise breakdowns, trading steady rhythm for whatever needs fixing next.
Average salary: BRL 45,931
Average salary
BRL 45,931
across 226 jobs
- Técnico de Instalações Júnior
- Schindler Group
- Brasília, Brazil
- BRL 30,000 – BRL 42,000
- Técnico de Serviços Júnior
- Schindler Group
- Balneário Camboriú, Brazil
- BRL 30,000 – BRL 42,000
- Técnico de Manutenção Especializado I
- Ardagh Group
- Manaus, Brazil
- BRL 36,000 – BRL 48,000
- Técnico Eletromecânico II
- Rumo
- Goiás, São Simão, Brazil
- BRL 42,000 – BRL 54,000
- Técnico (a) Manutenção Mecânica Pl - Planta Santa Maria
- FEMSA
- Santa Maria, Brazil
- BRL 42,000 – BRL 54,000
- Mecânica I
- Norsk Hydro
- Barcarena, Brazil
- BRL 38,400 – BRL 54,000
- Maintenance Area Manager, RME FC Field
- Amazon.com
- Cajamar, Bra
- BRL 132,000 – BRL 180,000
- Auxiliar de Manutenção
- Sistema Fiems
- Campo Grande, Brazil
- BRL 21,600 – BRL 30,000
- Auxiliar de Manutenção I
- GAV Resorts
- Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
- BRL 21,600 – BRL 26,400
- Operador ETE
- Grupo Piracanjuba
- Alagoas, Brazil
- BRL 26,400 – BRL 33,600
- Técnico de Automação
- GrupoSC Distribuidora de Medicamentos
- Serra, Brazil
- BRL 42,000 – BRL 60,000
- Técnico Mantenedor II
- Votorantim Cimentos
- Nobres, Brazil
- BRL 42,000 – BRL 54,000
- Operador(a) de Serviços de Campo
- Brisanet Telecomunicações
- Juazeiro do Norte, Brazil
- BRL 21,600 – BRL 30,000
- Analista de Manutenção
- GrupoSC Distribuidora de Medicamentos
- Brasília, Brazil
- BRL 54,000 – BRL 72,000
- Operador(a) de Serviços de Campo
- Brisanet Telecomunicações
- João Pessoa, Brazil
- BRL 21,600 – BRL 30,000
- Mecânico de Manutenção
- Casa do Construtor
- São Paulo, Itu, Brazil
- BRL 30,000 – BRL 42,000
- Lubrificador(a)
- Randoncorp
- São Leopoldo, Brazil
- BRL 26,400 – BRL 33,600
- Eletromecânico III - Matrizeiro Recria
- SSA - São Salvador Alimentos
- Itaberaí, Goiás, Brazil
- BRL 33,600 – BRL 42,000
- Auxiliar de Serviços Gerais (Vaga Afirmativa PCD)
- Motiva
- São Paulo, Brazil
- BRL 18,000 – BRL 22,800
- Lubrificadora I - Vaga Afirmativa para Mulheres - Manutenção - Mineração
- Vale
- Brazil
- BRL 30,000 – BRL 42,000
- Técnica(o) Eletroeletrônica II - Manutenção - Mina
- Vale
- Brazil
- BRL 54,000 – BRL 72,000
- Supervisor(a) de Manutenção Sênior
- Whirlpool Corporation
- Joinville, Bra
- BRL 168,000 – BRL 216,000
- Mecânico(a) I
- Gerdau Ameristeel Corporation
- Ouro Branco, Brazil
- BRL 30,000 – BRL 42,000
- Supervisor(a) de Manutenção Contratos
- Metso
- Parauapebas, Brazil
- BRL 120,000 – BRL 150,000
- Técnico de Manutenção Especializado I
- JET
- Recife, Brazil
- BRL 31,968
- Técnico de Manutenção Externo
- Kärcher
- Chapecó, Brazil
- BRL 36,000 – BRL 54,000
- Ferramenteiro I
- TE Connectivity
- Bragança Paulista, Brazil
- BRL 42,000 – BRL 54,000
- Pessoa Técnica de Produção Especialista em Eletromecânica
- HEINEKEN
- Itu, Brazil
- BRL 48,000 – BRL 66,000
- Técnico de Manutenção III
- 3corações
- Manaus, Brazil
- BRL 30,000 – BRL 42,000
- Encarregado de Manutenção
- Veolia Group
- Arapiraca, Brazil
- BRL 54,000 – BRL 72,000
- Supervisor de Manutenção
- Ambev
- São Luís, Brazil
- BRL 84,000 – BRL 108,000
- Eletricista de Distribuição I
- Grupo Energisa
- Mato Grosso, Brazil
- BRL 30,000 – BRL 42,000
- Eletromecânico Pleno
- Cialne
- Fortaleza, Brazil
- BRL 42,000 – BRL 54,000
- Operador(a) de Serviços de Campo
- Brisanet Telecomunicações
- Camaçari, Brazil
- BRL 21,600 – BRL 30,000
- Técnico em Eletromecânica
- Grupo Doce D'ocê
- São Paulo, Bauru, Brazil
- BRL 42,000 – BRL 54,000
- Encarregado de Manutenção
- Armac
- Oriximiná, Para
- BRL 60,000 – BRL 84,000
- Operador(a) de Caldeira - Temporário(a)
- Solar Coca-Cola
- Porto Velho
- BRL 31,200 – BRL 38,400
- Assistente de Manutenção
- San Paolo Gelato e Café
- Belém, Para
- BRL 26,400 – BRL 33,600
- Mecânico(a) de Moenda
- Usina Santa Terezinha
- Maringá, Paraná
- BRL 42,000 – BRL 54,000
- Auxiliar de Conservação de Rodovias
- Motiva
- São Paulo, São Roque, Brazil
- BRL 21,600 – BRL 26,400
- Manutentor Predial
- Valgroup
- Ipojuca, Brazil
- BRL 26,400 – BRL 33,600
- Técnico de Manutenção de Linha I
- Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras
- Florianópolis, Brazil
- BRL 42,000 – BRL 60,000
- Técnico de Manutenção I
- Mills
- Cascavel, Paraná
- BRL 30,000 – BRL 42,000
- Operadora Mantenedora Mecânica
- Vale
- Brazil
- BRL 42,000 – BRL 60,000
- Assistente de Campo Jr
- Spacecom Monitoramento
- Teófilo Otoni, Brazil
- BRL 21,600 – BRL 26,400
- Auxiliar de Manutenção - SENAI
- Sistema Fiems
- Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil
- BRL 26,400 – BRL 33,600
- Operador(a) de Serviços de Campo
- Brisanet Telecomunicações
- Parnamirim, Brazil
- BRL 21,600 – BRL 30,000
- Operador(a) de Serviços de Campo B2B
- Brisanet Telecomunicações
- Aracaju, Brazil
- BRL 21,600 – BRL 30,000
- Eletricista Manutenção II
- Valgroup
- Duque de Caxias, Brazil
- BRL 42,000 – BRL 54,000
- Técnico de Campo II
- NCR Atleos
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- BRL 38,400 – BRL 54,000
Maintenance and Repair work involves inspecting, servicing, and fixing equipment, machinery, buildings, and systems to keep them operational. The role combines preventive maintenance—routine checks and part replacements—with reactive repairs when something breaks. Technicians diagnose problems, order parts, use hand and power tools, and document all work completed.
Employers typically require a high school diploma or equivalent, with many positions asking for vocational training, an apprenticeship, or certification in a specific trade. Experience with electrical systems, HVAC, plumbing, or mechanical equipment strengthens applications. A valid driver's license is often necessary.
These roles exist across manufacturing plants, property management companies, hospitals, schools, hotels, and facilities services contractors. Positions range from entry-level technicians working under supervision to senior specialists and maintenance supervisors managing teams and coordinating complex projects.
Maintenance and Repair jobs by city
- Treuenbrietzen22
- Philadelphia21
- Washington21
- Doha21
- Dubai21
- Singapore19
- São Paulo18
- Newark17
- Kulim16
- Grünheide15
- Bayan Lepas15
- Antofagasta14
- Baltimore14
- Hong Kong12
- Austin12
- Paraná12
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Questions
What qualifications are needed to start in Maintenance and Repair?
A high school diploma and basic mechanical aptitude are enough for many entry-level positions. Vocational training, trade school certificates, or apprenticeships in areas like HVAC, electrical work, or plumbing make candidates more competitive. Some employers provide on-the-job training for those with strong problem-solving skills and a willingness to learn.
What does a typical day involve in Maintenance and Repair work?
The day splits between planned tasks and unexpected problems that demand immediate attention. Morning might start with scheduled equipment inspections or filter changes, then shift to troubleshooting a broken conveyor or leaking pipe. Documentation, parts ordering, and coordination with other departments fill the gaps between hands-on work.
Is Maintenance and Repair physically demanding?
Yes, the work regularly requires lifting heavy parts, standing for extended periods, and working in awkward positions. Technicians climb ladders, crawl into tight spaces, and spend time kneeling or reaching overhead. The physical demands vary by setting but remain a consistent part of most roles.
What skills matter most in Maintenance and Repair roles?
Diagnostic thinking—the ability to trace a problem back to its source—matters more than any single technical skill. Manual dexterity with tools, reading technical diagrams, and understanding how systems interconnect all prove essential. Strong communication helps when explaining issues to supervisors or coordinating with contractors.
How does Maintenance and Repair differ from specialized trades?
Maintenance and Repair work covers a broader range of systems and equipment than focused trades like electricians or plumbers handle. A maintenance technician might address minor electrical issues, plumbing leaks, and mechanical problems in a single shift, while tradespeople dive deeper into their specific specialty. The scope is wider but generally less complex than licensed trade work.
What career progression exists in Maintenance and Repair?
Technicians typically advance to senior or specialized roles focusing on complex systems like building automation or industrial machinery. From there, paths lead to supervisory positions managing maintenance teams, facilities management overseeing entire sites, or specialized technical roles requiring advanced certifications. Some move into related fields like project management or operations.
Do Maintenance and Repair roles require working irregular hours?
Many positions include evening, weekend, or on-call shifts to address emergencies and minimize disruption to operations. Facilities running around the clock need 24/7 maintenance coverage, while others concentrate weekend work on projects that can't happen during business hours. Shift patterns depend heavily on the industry and facility type.
How much independence do Maintenance and Repair technicians have?
Experienced technicians often work autonomously once they understand site systems and priorities. They assess problems, decide on solutions, and execute repairs with minimal oversight, escalating only complex issues or those requiring approval. Entry-level workers receive more direction until they build competence and earn trust.
What continuing education applies to Maintenance and Repair work?
Certifications in specific systems—HVAC, refrigeration, boiler operation, or building automation—expand capabilities and open better positions. Manufacturers offer training on proprietary equipment, while industry associations provide credentials in areas like facility management or predictive maintenance. Technology changes, especially in automated systems, make ongoing learning valuable.
What makes Maintenance and Repair work challenging?
The unpredictability creates the main challenge—planned work gets interrupted by urgent failures that demand immediate solutions with whatever resources are available. Aging equipment, incomplete documentation, and pressure to minimize downtime add complexity. Balancing multiple priorities while working under time constraints tests both technical skills and composure.