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Neoenergia Partners With SENAI to Open 100 Slots for Free Electrical Course

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/08/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 19/08/2019 at 18:57

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Neoenergia Partners with SENAI to Invest in School for Women Electricians; Limit of 2,000 Registrations per Municipality.

Coelba, a company of the Neoenergia Group, in partnership with SENAI/BA, opened yesterday, August 19, registrations for the selection of the free training course in electric power distribution networks. The market is promising in Bahia, as the reactivation of the Enseada Shipyard is being discussed in the state.

With the aim of training women interested in performing activities in building electrical installations and energy distribution networks, the company launches the first class of the School of Electricians directed exclusively at women.

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Four classes were opened, with a total of 100 slots by SENAI, to encourage the inclusion of women in this market in Bahia. Since 2018, the “School of Electricians” course has had more than 25 classes held at Neoenergia companies, mostly composed of male students. It is expected that by next year, another 2,462 electricians will be trained.

“We expect that the women trained in this course will be able to join Coelba in the vacancies available until 2021, continuing the plan for the internalization of electricians that has been carried out by the company since 2018,” reveals Fulvio Machado, CEO of the company.

About the SENAI Electrician Course

The course will be held on a date to be announced, with classes from Monday to Friday and on Saturdays when necessary, lasting 596 hours, at the SENAI Dendezeiros Unit in Salvador.

The selection process will consist of 5 (five) evaluation stages for the candidates, of an eliminatory and classificatory nature. The stages are: Online registration; Confirmation of registration with the presentation of documentation proving the prerequisites; Written exam with 30 questions; Cardiological, psychological evaluation, and physical fitness test; and Interview for technical profile assessment.

Requirements

Be female;
Have completed high school or equivalent;
Be at least 18 years old at the time of registration in the selection process;
Reside in Salvador or nearby areas

Registration

Registrations will be open from 3:00 PM on August 19, 2019, until 6:00 PM on August 25, 2019 exclusively through the site by clicking here until the limit of 2,000 registrations per municipality is reached.

More information can be obtained in the notice. If you have any questions, send an email to escoladeeletricistaba@fieb.org.br

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