MA Wind Has Openings for Safety Technician and Quality Inspector

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 28/03/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 27/03/2019 at 17:02

Técnico de Segurança e Inspetor de Qualidade

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Professionals Will Be Focused on the Wind Energy Industry and the Location of the Safety Technician Position Is the City of Natal (RN) and for the Quality Inspector It Is Brazil and Central America

Excellent opportunities for those with experience in the Wind Industry have just been announced by MA Wind Solutions.
The professionals will work in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, in the case of the Safety Technician, and in Brazil and Central America, in the case of the Quality Inspector. The company is requesting 2 professionals for each position.

MA Wind Solution is a service company that works for the renewable energy industry, currently with the company Gamesa.
With a special focus on the wind energy sector and a team of highly qualified staff, with over 5 years in service and quality supervision.

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Safety Technician (Location: Natal – RN)(2 Positions)

Professional with experience in Wind Energy;
Computer Knowledge: Office Suite;
Driver’s License;
Conduct Training: NR35, NR10, and others.

Quality Inspectors (Location: Brazil and Central America)(2 Positions)

GWO BST;
Professional with experience in Wind Energy;
Experience with Vestas, Acciona, and Siemens Gamesa;
Experience in construction phase inspection and final warranty check;
Computer Knowledge: Office Suite;
Driver’s License (B) and Valid Passport;
Availability to travel within Brazil and abroad

Interested in the positions? Do you have the profile that the company is requiring? Then apply immediately for the above vacancies by sending your resume to the email: administrativo@mawindsolution.com.
The company emphasizes in the ad that only those who meet the mandatory requirements for the positions should send their resumes.

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MA Wind Has Openings for Safety Technician and Quality Inspector

Professionals Will Be Focused on the Wind Energy Industry and the Location of the Safety Technician Position Is the City of Natal (RN) and for the Quality Inspector It Is Brazil and Central America

Safety Technician (Location: Natal – RN)(2 Positions)

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