Private Electric Power Company Calls For Construction Inspectors, Electricians, Engineers, And More For Openings In RJ, BA, RS, And PI

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 01/12/2020 at 09:43

A TAESA, maior empresa privada de energia elétrica do Brasil, está com vagas de ensino médio e superior nos estados do RJ, BA, RS e PI

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TAESA, The Largest Private Electricity Company in Brazil, Has Openings for High School and Higher Education in the States of RJ, BA, RS, and PI

The Transmissora Aliança de Energia Elétrica (TAESA) is one of the largest private electricity transmission groups in Brazil. The company has job openings today (12/01) for technicians, engineers, electricians, and more professionals to work in maintenance activities in the states of RJ, BA, RS, and PI.

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Taesa holds high-voltage electricity transmission concessions granted by the Federal Government. Its main activities are the construction, operation, and maintenance of electricity 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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See the Job Openings Available for Maintenance Demand in RJ, BA, RS, and PI by Taesa

Work Inspector
M&A Specialist
O&M Supervisor
Accounting Intern
Senior Planning Engineer
LT Electrician

Application

If you are interested in any of the electrician or other function job openings, click this link here to apply. You should register with all relevant information and courses pertaining to your experience. For internship positions, TAESA asks candidates to consult the Capacitare institute’s website. Good luck!

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Private Electric Power Company Calls For Construction Inspectors, Electricians, Engineers, And More For Openings In RJ, BA, RS, And PI

TAESA, The Largest Private Electricity Company in Brazil, Has Openings for High School and Higher Education in the States of RJ, BA, RS, and PI

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See the Job Openings Available for Maintenance Demand in RJ, BA, RS, and PI by Taesa

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Private Electric Power Company Calls For Construction Inspectors, Electricians, Engineers, And More For Openings In RJ, BA, RS, And PI

TAESA, The Largest Private Electricity Company in Brazil, Has Openings for High School and Higher Education in the States of RJ, BA, RS, and PI

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