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Carlos Brito

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I'm a Mechanical Techician and Business Bachelor, actualy working as Quality Coordinator in the automobilistic manufacturing industry. Quality, technical specifications and manufacturing (milling and drilling on Iron, Steel and Aluminum) are my expert areas.

Wherever I can, I go green. What's go green? For me is to choose to do things with less ambiental impact and, when possible, do it for myself.


My Experience

My career started in the manufacturing area, working for Kennametal, a top cutting tools supplier company who acted with tools management for Ford Powertrain in Brazil. My role was to assure the quality in all areas: manufaturing, inspection, control and ISO / DIN. Other responsabilities envolved was the testing and research for better milling process. After that, I joinned a Engineering Solutions company and I was given the responsability to plan, design and supervise the new Engineering services projects, coordinating areas like Mechanical Engineering, Logistics, Preset, Quality and Manufacturing.


My Latest Articles

  • Thermochemical Treatments: Nitriding

    Nitriding is a thermochemical process that gives greater hardness to the surface of parts, providing greater resistance to external fatigue and friction.
    Published on  February 7, 2011 to Mechanical Engineering

  • Considerations for Successful Broaching

    Broaching is a machining process where the cutting motion is linear and is done in a single pass. Some considerations- cutting speed and coatings- for optimum tool performance in various metals are discussed in this article.
    Published on  November 11, 2010 to Mechanical Engineering

  • Notes on Conceptual Architecture

    Conceptual architecture explores different senses and material to bring new ideas to a building, constructing something entirely new apart from traditional construction and design.
    Published on  October 6, 2010 to Civil Engineering

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