Agora chegou a vez da Siemens contratar para serviços nas termoelétricas da GNA Açú, no Porto do Açú

Now It’s Siemens’ Turn To Hire For Services At GNA Açú’s Thermoelectric Plants In Açu Port

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/08/2019 at 21:29

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Technicians And Engineers Now Enter The Control And Maintenance Stage Of The Turbines Under Siemens’ Contract Slice In The Consortium

To reiterate, Siemens also holds a one-third stake in the GNA Açú consortium at the Port of Açú, along with Prumo Logística and BP. Additionally, Siemens signed a long-term service contract to operate and maintain the plant to help ensure reliability, availability, and operational performance, it is precisely at this point that technicians and engineers are being called upon.

Operations Coordinator – UTE GNA-1 ⇒ Bachelor’s degree in Engineering. Experience with plant operations activities, industrial plants with auxiliary equipment, boilers, turbines, and control room (DCS). Thermal Cycles, Gas and Steam Turbines, in the naval area, at energy utilities, and process plants. Proven performance in areas of operational supervision of teams, operation of power production plants, and Shift Lead.
Field Operator – UTE GNA-1 ⇒ Technical education in Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, or Mechanical Engineering, or higher education. Proven experience with operation activities in industrial plants, valve alignment maneuvers, functions, and location. Auxiliary equipment, BOILERS, NR-13, turbines, and control room (DCS). Thermal Cycles, Gas and Steam Turbines, in the naval area, at energy utilities, and process plants.
Shift Leader ⇒ Technical education in Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, or Mechanical Engineering, or a bachelor’s degree in Engineering. Experience with operation activities in industrial plants, auxiliary equipment, boilers, NR-13, turbines, and control room (DCS). Thermal Cycles, Gas and Steam Turbines, in the naval area, at energy utilities, and process plants. Acting in areas of operational supervision of teams.

If you want to apply for these permanent positions in the project for Siemens contracts, register your resume now on the company’s official website here. Choose the position related to UTE-GNA 1.

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Now It’s Siemens’ Turn To Hire For Services At GNA Açú’s Thermoelectric Plants In Açu Port

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