30 vagas de Técnico de Segurança do Trabalho para atuar no ramo de energia eólica no Rio Grande do Norte

30 Positions for Occupational Safety Technicians to Work in the Wind Energy Sector in Rio Grande do Norte

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Published on 15/07/2020 at 14:12

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Safety Technicians Needed to Fill 30 Job Openings in the Wind Energy Sector in the State of Rio Grande do Norte

CWSE BRASIL announced yesterday (14) that it is selecting resumes from professionals willing to work in the wind energy industry in Rio Grande do Norte. In total, there are 30 job openings for safety technicians to perform activities in the municipality of Serra do Mel, RN. Interested? Find out how to send your resume below.

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The CWSE BRASIL COMPANY has technical and practical expertise in all necessary stages for the development of specific training in the areas of wind, solar, civil construction, petroleum, and energy.

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Check Below for Details on Job Openings to Work in the Wind Energy Sector as a Safety Technician in RN

Safety Technician – 30 Openings

Experience as a safety technician (preferably in wind activities);
Good communication, proactivity, calmness, and focus on problem-solving;
Knowledge of Office Suite tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint);
Technical education in Occupational Safety;
GWO Certification – Basic Safety Training;
NR10 Certification;
NR35 Certification;
Defensive Driving Certification.

Salary Expectation: R$ 1,800.00 to 2,000.00
Location: Serra do Mel, Rio Grande do Norte.

Benefits: Health plan, life insurance, meal allowance, transportation voucher.

Applications

Interested candidates who meet the required profile above and are willing to work in the wind industry should send their resumes to the email vagas@cwse.com.br mentioning the job name in the subject line. Good luck!

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30 Positions for Occupational Safety Technicians to Work in the Wind Energy Sector in Rio Grande do Norte

Safety Technicians Needed to Fill 30 Job Openings in the Wind Energy Sector in the State of Rio Grande do Norte

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Check Below for Details on Job Openings to Work in the Wind Energy Sector as a Safety Technician in RN

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