To Meet the Demand for New Energy Activities in Brazil, Business Group Is Hiring Professionals for Wind Tower Assembly
Business group SANTIN is hiring professionals to work on the assembly project of wind towers. With the advancement of renewable energy in Brazil, the trend is the increase of jobs, consequently leading to job openings throughout the national territory. This is yet another great business opportunity in Brazil that will yield excellent results for the economy. To participate in the selection process, keep reading the article, where we will detail all the steps for sending your resume.
Job and Requirements:
Job: Wind Tower Assembler
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- Location: Northeastern State
- Experience: With assembly of GE wind turbines
- Activities: Assembly of wind turbines
How to Apply for the Job:
Brazil currently has more than 500 wind farms, proving that the future of Brazilian energy will be renewable. Electricity production already exceeds 12.4GW. There are 503 plants with 6,500 wind turbines. By 2020, the plan is to operate with a capacity of at least 17 GW, which means that investment will continue to increase rapidly. In the latest survey, Brazil ranked seventh in energy production through wind.
To participate in this selection process, it is necessary to send your resume to the email: recrutamento@gruposantin.com.br by the 16th of August with the subject WIND TURBINE ASSEMBLER. Please note that resumes must be sent with a photo. Before sending your resume, review it to avoid Portuguese language errors, formatting issues, and any courses or training that are out of date.

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