SENAI and Siemens Gamesa Open Applications for People With Disabilities (PwD) for Free Wind Energy Course in Bahia

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 13/06/2022 at 10:54

Updated on 13/06/2022 at 23:58

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Senai and Siemens Gamesa Have Closed a New Partnership and Are Offering 20 Slots in a Free Course Focused on the Wind Energy Market for PWD Candidates.

Senai and Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy announced last week the opening of registrations for the selection process of the free Professional Qualification Course for Autonomous Operators focused on wind energy, Overhead Crane, NR 35, Personal Orientation and Development, and Elevator Platform Operation. It is important to emphasize that the free course is exclusively aimed at People with Disabilities (PWD).

Requirements to Participate in the Free Course from Senai and Siemens Gamesa

To participate in the professional qualification in wind energy, PWD candidates must be at least 18 years old on the date of registration for the selection process, have completed high school, be a person with a disability with the presence of a medical report, and reside in the municipalities of Salvador, Camaçari, or another in the Metropolitan Region of Salvador.

Additionally, it is necessary to fulfill the activities related to training in NR 35, working at Heights, and NR 10, safety in electrical installations and services.

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Classes Will Be Held at Senai Units in Bahia

The selection process for PWD candidates for the free wind energy course from Senai and Siemens Gamesa will consist of three evaluation stages, of an eliminatory and classificatory nature: confirmation of registration with documentation validation, and a general knowledge test.

Notifications for the stages of the selection process will be made through the Senai website. Candidates will be responsible for monitoring the notifications and attending on the specified days.

The final list of the 20 approved PWD candidates will be published from 2 PM on August 19, on the Senai website. The approved candidates will be called for enrollment in the free Siemens wind energy course, with a workload of 382 hours, which will be held in person at the Senai Camaçari Unit or at a location indicated by the partner company.

The training classes will be held from Monday to Friday in the afternoon, with some classes on Saturday, from 1 PM to 5 PM, at the facilities of the Senai Unit or other locations designated by Siemens Gamesa in the city.

About Siemens Gamesa

Siemens Gamesa is paving the way to develop long-term value through profit generation and accelerated growth, with a lean and simple corporate structure. The next generation of Siemens will be inspired by its purpose and connected through its Entrepreneurial Culture.

The main objective of the company’s Vision strategy is to give each of its individual businesses greater business freedom, under the solid Siemens brand, and also to enhance its focus on their respective markets, such as wind energy.

Below the Group level, there will be three Operational Companies and also three Strategic Companies, as well as their Service companies and Governance and Corporate Development departments. The realignment will allow the company to focus on the customer and guide its activities towards the requirements of the sectors in which it operates.

SENAI and Siemens Gamesa Open Applications for People With Disabilities (PwD) for Free Wind Energy Course in Bahia

Senai and Siemens Gamesa Have Closed a New Partnership and Are Offering 20 Slots in a Free Course Focused on the Wind Energy Market for PWD Candidates.

Requirements to Participate in the Free Course from Senai and Siemens Gamesa

Classes Will Be Held at Senai Units in Bahia

About Siemens Gamesa

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