Processo seletivo em planta da GE Renewable Energy de Recife demanda vaga de ensino médio na área da qualidade

Selection Process at the GE Renewable Energy Plant in Recife Requires High School Vacancy in the Quality Area

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 15/04/2020 at 18:40

Updated on 15/04/2020 at 18:41

Processo seletivo em planta da GE Renewable Energy de Recife demanda vaga de ensino médio na área da qualidade

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Multinational GE Renewable Energy has an open position for professionals with a technical high school diploma specialized in quality, to meet labor demands at its facility in Greater Recife (PE). Resume registration for offshore jobs demands twenty-eight different functions, today

GE/LM Wind has an excellent opening for Quality Inspector for its plant in Ipojuca, Greater Recife (PE), check below all the requirements. Pay attention to the application deadline, which goes until 04/20/2020

Quality Technician – NDT. Ipojuca/PE

Activities: This professional will be responsible for non-destructive testing inspections on wind turbine blades. Conduct NDT inspections on wind turbine blades according to internal instructions and according to each client’s specifications. Carry out inspections and analyses autonomously, identifying non-conformities, generating the appropriate reports for addressing non-conformities, and subsequent inspections ensuring product quality.

Requirements: Complete education in a technical course in related areas (exact sciences, mechanics, electromechanics, chemistry, etc.); knowledge and prior experience with the office suite, primarily Excel.

Applications until 04/20/2020

If you are a resident of the Greater Recife region and meet the requirements for the position by GE Renewable Energy, please register immediately through the link: https://bit.ly/2Vwy5ug

Selection process at the GE Renewable Energy plant in Recife demands high school vacancies in the quality area

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