Hydroelectric Company Hires Electrical Technician for Belo Horizonte

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 08/04/2019 at 08:36

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Opportunity for the Electrical or Electrotechnical Technician to Work at Brasil PCH in Belo Horizonte – MG

The position was announced this Friday, April 4th, by the Human Resources department of Brasil PCH through its official news outlet. The position is intended for the professional with a complete Technical High School education in Electrical or Electrotechnics for the role of Operations Assistant. The company is urgently hiring the professional, offers a salary compatible with the market, and benefits to its employees. All details and additional information will follow.

Operations Assistant – BH

The professional in the Operations Assistant role will provide support for the operation and maneuvering of PCH equipment remotely through the operation center at the company headquarters. Maintain contact with the operation center of energy distributors, prepare statistical reports of the activities of the plants.

Requirements

Complete Technical High School education in Electrotechnics or Electrical
Knowledge of Excel
Availability to work in a 6×4 shift (works 2 days from 6am to 2pm / 2 days from 2pm to 10pm / 2 days from 10pm to 6am. 4 consecutive days off)

Benefits

Health and dental plan
Meal Voucher
Life Insurance
Transportation Voucher

Application

If you have the courses and qualifications required by the company, send your resume immediately with the position name Operations Assistant to the email annalanza@brasilpch.com.br

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Hydroelectric Company Hires Electrical Technician for Belo Horizonte

Opportunity for the Electrical or Electrotechnical Technician to Work at Brasil PCH in Belo Horizonte – MG

Operations Assistant – BH

Requirements

Benefits

Application

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Hydroelectric Company Hires Electrical Technician for Belo Horizonte

Opportunity for the Electrical or Electrotechnical Technician to Work at Brasil PCH in Belo Horizonte – MG

Operations Assistant – BH

Requirements

Benefits

Application

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