Energy Transmission and Distribution Company Calls for Helpers, Technicians, Engineers, and More Professionals in Several States of Brazil

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 20/11/2020 at 15:07

Contratos da I.G. Transmissão e Distribuição de Energia demanda muitas vagas de emprego em todo o Brasil para diferentes cargos de ensino médio e superior.

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Contracts of I.G. Transmission and Distribution of Energy Require Many Job Openings Across Brazil for Various Positions Requiring High School and Higher Education.

Check all the job openings to work on Transmission and Distribution of Energy projects. The opportunities are available in various states across Brazil and include positions such as: Mason, Helpers, Analysts, Technicians, and Engineers. Don’t waste time, and check below for all the summoned roles. Also, register, Offshore resume registration for many roles at the Brazilian drilling company Perbras for job openings in Macaé, Bahia, and Espírito Santo

With projects in all regions of Brazil, I.G. Transmission and Distribution of Energy shows its strength in planning, executing, and managing works in the main segments of the Brazilian market, energizing over 250 projects of Transmission Lines, Substations, and 1,500 km of replacement of conventional lightning cables with OPGW in Live Line up to 800kV.

They provide services for Transmission Lines, Substations, Energy Distribution, and Live Line Maintenance. I.G.-TD offers a complete solution for any Transmission project, including: connection and feasibility studies, layouts, topography, environmental licensing, establishment of administrative servitude for the right of way, civil, electrical and electromechanical projects, supply of materials, construction, commissioning, and handover to operation.

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