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The multinational GE Renewable offers 79 job openings in its official news vehicle on April 22
The multinational General Electric Renewable has 79 job openings for high school and higher education professionals in various regions of Brazil. The highlights today (22/04) are for the vacancies in São Paulo, Pernambuco, Bahia, among others, in the functions of Technicians, Engineers, Assistants, Analysts, Assembler, Boilermaker, Storekeeper, Helper, Operator, Trainees, PCD's professionals and more in other regions of Brazil.
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General Electric Renewable is a multinational company that generates and transmits sustainable energy around the world.
Thinking about the environment, General Electric announced that it will stop building coal-fired power plants.
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The desire to focus more on sources of renewable energy generation could result in divestments, closure of facilities and job cuts at the multinational General Electric, if the decision not to build coal-fired thermoelectric plants is implemented.
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Check below the main job vacancies to work in the multinational General Electric Renewable in SP, BA, MG, PE, CE, MA, RN, RS and more
- Engineer 1 – Industrial
- Internship
- Mr Engineer, Equipment Transfer
- Curriculum Bank - Engineering
- Internship in Engineering
- Boilermaking Quality Inspectors
- Production supervisor
- crane operator
- yard operator
- Storekeeper
- Technical Maintenance Assistant
- Production assistant
- EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLER
- Field technician
- IN CHARGE OF PRODUCTION
- maintenance electronics
- Electronics Repair Technician
- 1/2 Assembler Officer
- Equipment Operator
- Boiler Operator
- Technical stage
- Repair Technician
- and much more
Registration
To enroll in any of the jobs above, just click on the desired position and register your resume on the official General Electric website.
Check out all 79 GE Renewable job openings available throughout Brazil, directly on company website
General Electric Renewable is building the world's largest and most powerful wind turbine to be installed on the world's largest offshore wind farm in 2023
The largest wind turbine in the world is being developed by GE Renewable Energy, a subsidiary of giant General Electric. The powerful turbine was named after X-Haliade, and will be launched this year 2021. To deliver the project, the North American conglomerate GE plans to invest 400 million dollars.
The 13 MW Haliade-X offshore wind turbine will be used in the first two phases of the UK's Dogger Bank Wind Farm, with a total of 190 units to be installed from 2023 onwards.
This will mark the first installation of the world's most powerful wind turbine in operation to date, which will be the largest offshore wind farm in the world.
Series production of the Haliade-X platform will begin in the second half of 2021 at general electric factory Saint-Nazaire, France.
According to the company's CEO, John Flannery, General Electric wants to be a leader in the technologies that are driving the global energy transition. “Offshore wind energy is one such technology and we will bring the full resources of General Electric to make the Haliade-X program successful for our customers,” he comments.
