Electricians, Technicians, Engineers, and More Are Needed to Meet Maintenance Demand by the Electric Utility Company Taesa

Written by Kelly

Published on 27/07/2020 at 10:29

Profissional eletricista em instalações de energia elétrica; Fonte: Redes sociais da Taesa

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TAESA, The Largest Private Electric Company in Brazil, Is Hiring Electricians, Maintenance Technicians, Engineers, and More

Transmissora Aliança de Energia Elétrica (TAESA) is one of the largest private power transmission groups in Brazil. The company currently has job openings as of today (07/27) for technicians, engineers, electricians, and other professionals to work in maintenance activities across different states in the country.

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The company holds high-voltage power transmission concessions granted by the Federal Government. Its main activities include building, operating, and maintaining power transmission lines.

Its goal is to be a leader among companies in this sector. It provides high-quality public services with the aim of maximizing value for our shareholders, employees, and users.

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View Available Job Openings for Maintenance Demand at Taesa

Electrician II – LT Maintenance
Electrician I – LT Maintenance
Maintenance Technician SE (6 openings)
LT Electrician
LT Supervisor
Sr. Maintenance Engineer (Telecommunications)
P&D Project Manager

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If you are interested in any of the job openings for electricians or other functions, click this link here to apply. You will need to register with all relevant information and courses pertaining to your experience. Good luck!

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Electricians, Technicians, Engineers, and More Are Needed to Meet Maintenance Demand by the Electric Utility Company Taesa

TAESA, The Largest Private Electric Company in Brazil, Is Hiring Electricians, Maintenance Technicians, Engineers, and More

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