afaplan está contratando Especialista em Linha de transmissão LT

Afaplan Is Hiring Transmission Line Specialist

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 27/03/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 27/03/2019 at 05:20

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The Engineering Consultancy Afaplan Announced On Monday, 25, That It Is Looking for a Transmission Line Specialist, Continue Reading the Article to Know the Details of the Position.

With offices in Porto and Lisbon (Portugal), São Paulo (Brazil), Bucharest (Romania), Maputo (Mozambique), Luanda (Angola), Afaplan is currently a company with extensive experience in Project Management across diverse cultures and environments, allowing it to integrate human and technological know-how adapted to the best practices in management, CPM (Construction Project Management), and EPCM (Engineering, Procurement and Construction Management).

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About the Position

Description of Activities:

Technical Coordination of project analysis of electrical losses in the 230kV transmission line;
Commissioning of the transmission line
Evaluation and energy balance of substations and transmission lines
Preparation of technical specifications
Coordination of tests/trials/proposal analysis

If you understand the subject and have experience in the mentioned activities, do not miss the chance to work for a multinational company, send your updated resume to cadastro@afaplan.com and henrique.junior@afaplan.com

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Afaplan Is Hiring Transmission Line Specialist

The Engineering Consultancy Afaplan Announced On Monday, 25, That It Is Looking for a Transmission Line Specialist, Continue Reading the Article to Know the Details of the Position.

About the Position

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Afaplan Is Hiring Transmission Line Specialist

The Engineering Consultancy Afaplan Announced On Monday, 25, That It Is Looking for a Transmission Line Specialist, Continue Reading the Article to Know the Details of the Position.

About the Position

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