GE Begins Selection Process at Its Wind Blade Factory for Inexperienced Professionals Seeking First Job in the Young Apprentice Program

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No Experience? Check Below the Requirements and How to Apply for the Young Apprentice Program for Job Openings at GE’s Wind Blade Factory in Pernambuco

Young Apprentice Program

Requirements: Applicants must be at least 18 years old (due to the nature of the role) and have completed or be pursuing high school education. Must be comfortable using mobile apps and computers.

Tasks:

Receive daily instructions from direct leadership for task execution;
Follow work instructions;
Perform routine tasks in production areas;
Comply with safety and quality procedure standards relevant to the role and participate in training provided by the company when called;
Maintain order and discipline in the workplace, as well as take care of the company’s assets.

Benefits: The company offers employees excellent benefits such as medical and dental assistance.

Registration Until August 09, 2020

ATTENTION! GE informs that it does not accept resumes via printed forms and email. The only ways to apply for the vacancies are: CLICKING THIS LINK. And for PWD Professionals through this link, or through the QR code available in the image below. GOOD LUCK!

GE Begins Selection Process at Its Wind Blade Factory for Inexperienced Professionals Seeking First Job in the Young Apprentice Program

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GE Begins Selection Process at Its Wind Blade Factory for Inexperienced Professionals Seeking First Job in the Young Apprentice Program

GE Renewable Energy Started the Young Apprentice Program for Its Wind Blade Factory in Pernambuco. Job Openings Are Also Available for People with Disabilities.

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