Energisa Opens New Job Openings for Electricians and Students in the Tocantins Region

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 27/03/2023 at 12:24

Updated on 28/03/2023 at 15:55

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The Energisa Group, Brazilian Energy Sector Giant, Has Several New Job Openings Focused on Students and Electricians Residing in Tocantins.

Energisa, a company operating in the Brazilian electricity sector, starts the week with new job openings for distribution electricians and assembly and maintenance electricians. In total, there are 5 electrician positions available, divided amongst the cities of Guaraí, Natividade, Palmas, Miracema do Tocantins, and Gurupi. In the capital, there is also an opportunity for a maintenance electrician. There are four internship positions for electrotechnics in Palmas.

Check the Requirements to Apply for Job Openings at Energisa Group

Those interested in the internship positions must be pursuing a technical course in electrotechnics, linked to any educational institution accredited by the MEC, with 1 year remaining until graduation. The approved candidates for these job openings must support the post-generation, operation, and protection demands, conduct quality improvement analyses of ETO’s customer service, assist in the preparation of technical reports, support the routine management of the area, and assist in the development of management tools.

Meanwhile, those interested in the distribution electrician positions must have a complete high school education, a course in Distribution Network Electricians, NR 35 and 10 courses, a Class B Driver’s License, among other requirements.

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Find Out How to Apply for Job Openings

The internship opportunities at Energisa Group can be found on the company’s page on the Gupy platform. Interested candidates must register and fill in some important information. Meanwhile, the company’s permanent job openings are available on its careers site.

The company’s website also offers filters for job openings by area, state, and city. As on the previous site, it will be necessary to fill in some information and send a fully updated resume.

In addition to a salary compatible with the job market, Energisa Group offers hired employees health insurance and life insurance, private pension plans, profit sharing, meal or food vouchers, quality of life programs, Gympass, childcare assistance, and much more.

The Energisa Group believes in the power of diversity to generate innovation and achieve incredible results. Therefore, all applications are considered without distinction of race, gender, religion, nationality, sexual orientation, disability, or any other factor.

Why Work at Energisa Group?

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Working with energy is a challenge that must be faced every day. Starting or continuing your professional life in one of the largest groups in the energy sector in Brazil is a unique and transformative opportunity. Energisa believes in the diversity of its people, adding to the plurality of its businesses.

The Group is one of the main private companies in the sector, with 19,000 employees and contractors from north to south of the country, illuminating lives, transforming electricity into development and comfort. The company serves 25% of the Brazilian territory with almost 8 million customers, and its shares on the stock exchange are among the most highly rated in the electric sector.

Energisa Opens New Job Openings for Electricians and Students in the Tocantins Region

The Energisa Group, Brazilian Energy Sector Giant, Has Several New Job Openings Focused on Students and Electricians Residing in Tocantins.

Check the Requirements to Apply for Job Openings at Energisa Group

Find Out How to Apply for Job Openings

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Energisa Opens New Job Openings for Electricians and Students in the Tocantins Region

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Check the Requirements to Apply for Job Openings at Energisa Group

Find Out How to Apply for Job Openings

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