Muitas vagas de emprego anunciadas ontem (24/07) pela Techint para obras de construção e montagem da Usina Termelétrica (UTE) Jaguatirica II, da Eneva

Many Job Openings Announced by Techint for Construction and Assembly Works at Eneva’s Jaguatirica II Thermoelectric Power Plant (UTE)

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 25/07/2020 at 11:57

Updated on 25/07/2020 at 11:59

Muitas vagas de emprego anunciadas pela Techint para obras de construção e montagem da Usina Termelétrica (UTE) Jaguatirica II, da Eneva

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Techint Brazil Opens 142 Job Vacancies for Construction and Assembly at the Jaguatirica II Thermoelectric Plant, Owned by Eneva in Roraima

Techint Brazil is hiring for the construction and assembly of the Jaguatirica II Thermoelectric Plant (UTEs), owned by Eneva, in Roraima. The job vacancies were announced on July 23, 2020, by the company’s official vehicle. Over 60 job vacancies for elementary, high school, and higher education announced yesterday (07/23) in various positions by the manufacturer Colormaq

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Techint Engineering and Construction reports that the job vacancies will remain open until filled. Therefore, if you are a resident of Roraima, don’t waste time, check the open positions and apply immediately.

New hires will be made in the coming months. At the peak of the works, it is expected to have 1,100 professionals working on site. The start of operations at the UTE Jaguatirica II is scheduled for the second half of 2021.

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Check Below the Positions Open for Jobs at the Jaguatirica II Thermoelectric Plant, Owned by Eneva, in Roraima

Industrial Assembler – 60 vacancies
Burner – 6 vacancies
Adjuster Mechanic – 10 vacancies
Rigger – 7 vacancies
Electrician Assembler – 10 vacancies
Grinder/Sander – 25 vacancies
Spray Painter – vacancies
Sheet Metal Welder – 1 vacancy
ER Welder – 4 vacancies
Semi-Automatic Machine Welder – 3 vacancies
TIG Welder – 11 vacancies
TIG/ER Welder – 3 vacancies

Requirements

Techint Engineering and Construction informs that the opportunities are primarily for residents of the Roraima region. Before sending your resume, update your contact information, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience.

Application

If you are a resident of Roraima and are interested in the job vacancies above, send your resume indicating the desired position in the subject line of the email to recrutamento.jaguatirica@techint.com.br or deliver it in person at Boa Vista – Rua Glaycon de Paiva, 401 CD, Centro.

The company informs that PWD professionals are very welcome for activities at the plant. Only send your resume if you fit the profile; if you did not find a suitable function for yourself, stay tuned as new vacancies may arise!

Many Job Openings Announced by Techint for Construction and Assembly Works at Eneva’s Jaguatirica II Thermoelectric Power Plant (UTE)

Techint Brazil Opens 142 Job Vacancies for Construction and Assembly at the Jaguatirica II Thermoelectric Plant, Owned by Eneva in Roraima

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