Eneva Hires Operator, Planner, Intern, Technician, and More for Ceará, RJ, RR, AM, and MA

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Published on 30/11/2020 at 11:52

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The Job and Internship Openings at Eneva for Ceará, MA, RR, AM, and RJ Are for UTE Pecém, UTE Jaguatirica, Itaqui, and Azulão

Eneva, a private energy generation company with expertise in E&P and access to onshore gas, has job and internship openings in the areas of commissioning, electrical, maintenance, production, supplies, automation, and more, for the states of Amazonas, Rio de Janeiro, Maranhão, Ceará, and Roraima. The job openings are for positions of operators, engineers, technicians, supervisors, planners, managers, interns, and more.

About Eneva:

Eneva is a Brazilian energy company operating in the sectors of oil and natural gas exploration and production and electricity commercialization. The contracted capacity is 2.7 GW, with 81% in operation. They are pioneers in managing the Reservoir-to-Wire (R2W) model, which integrates gas exploration and production with electricity generation.

They operate in one of the largest natural gas thermal power complexes in Brazil, the Parnaíba Complex, and also engage in thermal generation using mineral coal in Itaqui and Pecém II.

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Warehouse Clerk;
Planning and Maintenance Technician II;
Mechanical Maintenance Technician II;
Specialist Geophysicist;
Intern Safety at Work;
Safety at Work Technician III;
Field Operator II;
Materials Planning Specialist;
Electrical Maintenance Technician II;
Stock Planner;
Maintenance Manager;

Communication Intern;
Planning and Maintenance Technician II;
Occupational Physician;
Mechanical Maintenance Technician;
Production Operator;
Control Room Operator;
Laboratory Analysis Technician;
Maintenance Supervisor;
Production Supervisor;
Automation Technician III;
Plant Specialist;
Instrumentation Technician II;
Electrical Maintenance Technician.

To Apply for Job or Internship Openings at Eneva: simply CLICK HERE to access the openings. Good luck!

Eneva Hires Operator, Planner, Intern, Technician, and More for Ceará, RJ, RR, AM, and MA

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