50 Job Openings: Tech Wind Services Calls for Brazilians to Work in Northeast Brazil, South Africa, Spain, and Argentina

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 21/10/2020 at 11:40

Updated on 21/10/2020 at 12:49

Tech Wind Services está com mais de 50 vagas de emprego de ensino médio no Nordeste, África do Sul, Espanha e Argentina. Cadastre o seu currículo

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Tech Wind Services Has Over 50 Job Openings Requiring High School Education in the Northeast, South Africa, Spain, and Argentina. Submit Your Resume

Leader in the Non-Destructive Testing sector and specialist in renewable energy, Tech Wind Services opened a selection process yesterday (20) for more than 50 job openings requiring high school education for Brazilians who are available to work in the Northeast, South Africa, Spain, and Argentina. Raízen, the giant producer of ethanol in Brazil, opens positions for candidates with no experience seeking their first job in their Trainee and Internship program 2021

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Tech Wind Services is a company leading in the Non-Destructive Testing sector, headquartered in the Northeast of Brazil and specializing in renewable energies. The company also performs inspection and maintenance services in wind farms, with experience in complex repairs on towers and wind blades. They provide inspection services for wind tower factories and clients such as GE, Vestas, Siemens Gamesa, Enercon, etc.

Tech Wind has experienced inspectors, trained and certified according to the main non-destructive testing standards. Moreover, it has two ASNT Level III inspectors responsible for critical analysis and project monitoring, procedure development, and ongoing training of employees.

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Check Below for Job Openings to Work in the Northeast, South Africa, Spain, and Argentina

50 openings – Inspector for: US – EVS – PM – LP and Welding Inspector Level 1

Requirements:

Availability to work in Bahia, Ceará, Pernambuco, South Africa, Spain, and Argentina.
Send your resume indicating in the subject line of the email “Thec2021”

Composite Repair Technician – Pernambuco

Requirements

Knowledge in composite repair (mat, fiberglass, carbon) sanding, etc.
Knowledge in epoxy/polyester resin lamination
Minimum of 6 months experience in fiber repair
Send your resume with photo and salary expectations in the subject line of the email

Application

ATTENTION, before sending the email pay attention to the desired position! Interested candidates for the job openings above, who are available to work in the Northeast, South Africa, Spain, and Argentina can send their resume to rh@tech-end.com.br

50 Job Openings: Tech Wind Services Calls for Brazilians to Work in Northeast Brazil, South Africa, Spain, and Argentina

Tech Wind Services Has Over 50 Job Openings Requiring High School Education in the Northeast, South Africa, Spain, and Argentina. Submit Your Resume

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50 Job Openings: Tech Wind Services Calls for Brazilians to Work in Northeast Brazil, South Africa, Spain, and Argentina

Tech Wind Services Has Over 50 Job Openings Requiring High School Education in the Northeast, South Africa, Spain, and Argentina. Submit Your Resume

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