Electrician, Construction Inspector, Engineer, and More Job Openings Offered for Rio de Janeiro, Mato Grosso, and Rio Grande do Sul by Electric Utility Company

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Published on 24/08/2020 at 09:29

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As A Reference in the Electric Power Sector, Taesa Has New Job Openings for Electricians, Engineers, Site Supervisors, and More Positions to Perform Activities in the States of RJ, MT, and RS

The Aliança de Energia Elétrica Transmission Company (TAESA) is one of the largest private electric power transmission groups in Brazil, exclusively dedicated to the construction, operation, and maintenance of transmission lines. The company has job openings available on this day 08/24 for engineers, electricians, managers, and other professionals to work in Rio de Janeiro, Mato Grosso, and Rio Grande do Sul.

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Taesa holds high-voltage electric power transmission concessions granted by the Federal Government. Its main activities are the construction, operation, and maintenance of electric power transmission lines.

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The Job Openings Offered by Taesa for Electricians and Other Positions Are Shown Below:

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Electrician, Construction Inspector, Engineer, and More Job Openings Offered for Rio de Janeiro, Mato Grosso, and Rio Grande do Sul by Electric Utility Company

As A Reference in the Electric Power Sector, Taesa Has New Job Openings for Electricians, Engineers, Site Supervisors, and More Positions to Perform Activities in the States of RJ, MT, and RS

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The Job Openings Offered by Taesa for Electricians and Other Positions Are Shown Below:

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