Operators, Welders, Technicians, and More Called for Job Openings at Hydroenergy – A World Leader in Hydroelectric Plant Construction

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 06/04/2021 at 14:04

Obras de construção de usina hidrelétrica Fonte: Reprodução – Hidroenergia

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Hidroenergia, a global reference in the construction of small hydroelectric plants, calls for professionals with elementary, high school, and technical education to work at its headquarters in Ijuí (RS). Job openings are for candidates who are residents or have the availability to live in Ijuí. There are opportunities for positions such as Operator, Welder, Boilermaker, Technician, and more; check below how to send your resume.

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Hidroenergia, a 100% Brazilian company with the capacity to build complete plants – from project to operation – using proprietary technology developed within Hidroenergia’s facilities, at partner universities, and in laboratories in Europe.

Part of the company’s know-how includes: design and manufacture of turbines and generators, electrical projects, panels, regulators, complete automation, and all necessary accessories for the operation, maintenance, and safety of Hydroelectric Plants.

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See Below the Job Openings to Work in RS

Welder
Boilermaker
Mechanical Assembler
CNC Operator
General Services
Quality Inspector
Designer
Safety Technician

Requirements: The company does not specify the requirements to apply for the job openings above, so be sure to update your contact information, courses, certificates, and qualifications before sending your resume.

Application Until April 12, 2021: Interested candidates should send their resumes indicating the desired position in the subject line of the email to rh@hidroenergia.com.br. Click here to learn more about the company

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