Aeris Energy Hires For Job Opportunities In The State Of Ceará

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 27/02/2021 at 13:28

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Operating in the Wind Sector, Aeris Energy Is Recruiting Professionals with Higher Education and Technical Skills to Fill Job Openings in Ceará

Aeris Energy is a Brazilian manufacturer of wind blades located in a strategic area, combining modern facilities and effective processes. Currently, the Brazilian company has job openings for positions such as climber, quality analyst, quality specialist, legal specialist, and more. All job vacancies are for positions in the municipality of Caucaia, in the state of Ceará.

Check the Details of Job Openings at Aeris for the State of Ceará!

Industrial Climber N2

Completed high school;
Technical Course in Occupational Safety (Desired);
Computer Skills (Office Package);
N2 – Valid Qualification, minimum of 1,250h of experience as N2 registered;
N2 Certificate with verified hours;
Specific knowledge in NR – 10, NR – 33 Confined Space, Working at Heights, Mastery of Rope Access Rescue Techniques;
Aptitude for confined space work;
Preparation of basic safety documents APR, PT, PET;
Experience with rope access in wind farms;
Availability for travel (national and international).

Quality Analyst

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Aeris Energy Hires For Job Opportunities In The State Of Ceará

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