General Electric Opens Unique Opportunity in Internship Program in Brazil, Check Out the Positions and Benefits

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Published on 20/09/2023 at 23:02

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6-Week Program Offers Immersion in GE Vernova Factories in Taubaté-SP and Florianópolis-SC

Want to give your resume a boost and learn the secrets of Lean Manufacturing in practice? Then take note: GE Vernova is opening doors for the Lean Challenge ’24. Registrations are open only until October 8, so it’s best to hurry to secure your spot.

What Is the Lean Challenge?

The initiative resumes the program that focuses on Lean Manufacturing, a management philosophy aimed at continuous improvement of processes and ideas. No wonder Lean is one of the major pillars of General Electric Vernova globally.

Participating Factories and Benefits

If you are one of the chosen ones to take part in this, you will dive headfirst into one of GE Vernova’s factories: either Hydro Power, located in Taubaté-SP, or Grid Solutions in Florianópolis-SC and also in Taubaté-SP.

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Program Structure

The journey begins with an intensive training of a week and a half in Lean Manufacturing. Then, there are four more weeks observing the Lean process functioning within GE Vernova to identify improvement opportunities. At the end, each team will present a project to the factory leadership, and there will be a voting to choose the best one.

How to Apply

Interested in joining this? Then don’t waste time. Registrations are open until October 8, and the program starts on January 8, 2024.

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About General Electric and GE Vernova

General Electric (GE) is an American multinational operating in various sectors, including renewable energy, aviation, and digital technology. The company is known for its innovation and commitment to sustainable development.

GE Vernova is a division or part of General Electric that focuses on solutions for electrical grids and hydropower. This unit of GE is particularly known for its emphasis on Lean Manufacturing, a management philosophy aimed at improving efficiency and reducing waste.

The Grid Solutions unit of GE Vernova deals with technologies and solutions to enhance the efficiency of electrical grids. This can include everything from developing energy storage technologies to network management solutions.

On the other hand, the Hydro Power unit focuses on hydropower, one of the oldest and most reliable forms of renewable energy. This unit likely works on everything from constructing new dams and turbines to modernizing existing facilities to make them more efficient and sustainable.

General Electric Opens Unique Opportunity in Internship Program in Brazil, Check Out the Positions and Benefits

6-Week Program Offers Immersion in GE Vernova Factories in Taubaté-SP and Florianópolis-SC

What Is the Lean Challenge?

Participating Factories and Benefits

Program Structure

How to Apply

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How to Apply

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