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Industrial Climber, Assistant, Leader, and Many More Maintenance Positions Available for Resume Submission Today, June 20

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 20/06/2019 at 10:15

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Company Specializing in Wind Farm Maintenance Seeks Professionals Willing to Travel and Reside in Ceará

Aeris Service, a company in the wind farm maintenance sector, is starting a recruitment process to hire professionals to join its teams in Ceará.
The company requests professionals who are available to travel to support other wind plants but informs that it offers a transfer allowance and travel per diem.

Blade Maintenance Assistant

Activities:

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Industrial Climber N2

Activities:

Prepare the structure for rope access, ensuring safety during activities and inspecting access equipment; Support the activities of the climbing team (Level 1), performing rope rescues if necessary.

Requirements/Skills

Availability to travel and reside in Ceará; Experience with rappelling in wind farms; Preparation of basic safety documents APR, PT, PET; Computer skills (Excel and Word)

Technical Leader

Activities:

Organize maintenance work in wind farms based on service orders, managing available resources for materials and labor while ensuring safety and quality standards; Monitor and guide the services performed by the team regarding operational and safety procedures to ensure compliance with preventive and corrective maintenance; Record occurrences and solutions applied to allow for service control; Conduct training with the team.

Requirements/Skills

Technical background in mechanics, electrical, mechatronics, or related fields; Availability to travel and reside in Ceará; Experience in repairing wind blades and team leadership; Computer skills (Excel and Word); Desired higher education in administration, engineering, or related fields.

Services Coordinator

Activities:

Coordinate the technical team for blade repair operations, guiding and seeking options regarding service delivery, prioritizing demands to meet targets; Propose changes to routines and technical procedures when deemed necessary to optimize costs and improve processes; Monitor and evaluate area indicators, suggesting process improvements under their responsibility; Conduct visits and provide customer service at wind farms; Monitor the adherence to the budget planning for the area.

Requirements/Skills

Higher education in Administration, Engineering, or related fields; Availability to travel and reside in Ceará; Experience in project coordination; Desired MBA in Project Management and advanced English.

Aeris Service emphasizes in the announcement that the benefits package is the same for all the above positions, meaning Health Plan, Dental Plan; Company transport, Life insurance, PLR; Transfer allowance, and travel per diem.
Interested candidates should send their resumes to the email currículos@aerisenergy.com.br with the desired job title in the subject line, by June 20, 2019.

Industrial Climber, Assistant, Leader, and Many More Maintenance Positions Available for Resume Submission Today, June 20

Company Specializing in Wind Farm Maintenance Seeks Professionals Willing to Travel and Reside in Ceará

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