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SAE TOWERS Offers Internship Positions for 2019

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Published on 19/11/2018 at 15:10

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SAE TOWERS A Company of Tradition and Excellence Since 1926, Offers Internship Positions for 2019

SAE TOWERS opens internship positions for 2019, being one of the largest global producers of steel lattice towers for use in high-voltage power transmission lines. SAE Towers became part of KEC International Limited, a publicly traded company, recognized and respected, with over 60 years of experience in turnkey transmission line construction and a successful track record in executing transmission tower projects in 50 countries, providing its services to large and renowned companies such as: FURNAS, SCHAHIN, ENELPOWER, SEMIG/SIEMENS, among others. KEC has its shares traded on India’s main stock exchange and has an annual revenue close to US$ 1.3 billion.

Capacity and Location

SAE TOWERS has its modern production plants for transmission structures located in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, and Monterrey, Mexico. These facilities occupy approximately 44,000m2 of space and have an installed capacity exceeding 100,000 tons annually; learn more about SAE TOWERS.

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Quality, Environment, Health, and Safety

SAE Towers is a company fully committed to quality excellence in production while being aware of its responsibilities to customers, employees, suppliers, respect for the ecosystem, and efforts to minimize negative environmental impacts and engage with the community.

SAE TOWERS employees benefit from continuous improvements in the workplace, as the company provides its employees with the highest standards of occupational safety, health, and well-being. Its organizational culture is based on ethical principles and designed to encourage its employees to adopt conscious and responsible behavior in carrying out their activities.

To Apply for Internship Positions at SAE TOWERS You Need

• To be studying Administration, Psychology, or Engineering (Mechanical/Production and Chemical)
• Expected graduation in the 1st or 2nd semester of 2020
• Intermediate/advanced English

In addition to a lot of learning, SAE TOWERS will offer a scholarship, basic food basket, chartered transportation, medical assistance, and meals at the company

How to Apply

Send your resume to recrutamento@saetowers.com.br, stating in the subject line the internship position you are interested in. If you are interested in qualifications, check out free courses offered by SENAI that were also published on our portal today.

SAE Towers Brazil
R. Moacyr G. Costa, 15 – Jd. Piemont Sul
32669-722 – Betim / MG, Brazil
tel +55.31.3399.2700

SAE TOWERS Offers Internship Positions for 2019

SAE TOWERS A Company of Tradition and Excellence Since 1926, Offers Internship Positions for 2019

Capacity and Location

Quality, Environment, Health, and Safety

To Apply for Internship Positions at SAE TOWERS You Need

How to Apply

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SAE TOWERS Offers Internship Positions for 2019

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To Apply for Internship Positions at SAE TOWERS You Need

How to Apply

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