Soldador de Arco Submerso convocado para trabalhar na fabricante de torres de energia eólica

Submerged Arc Welder Called to Work at Wind Tower Manufacturer Torrebras

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 08/07/2020 at 10:27

Soldador de Arco Submerso convocado para trabalhar na fabricante de torres de energia eólica – Torrebras

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Wind Power Materials Factory, Torrebras Is Open For Welder Positions On This Day (07/08).

The tower manufacturing company for wind energy, Torrebras, is offering job openings for the position of Submerged Arc Welder. Resume submission until July 10th! Andrade Gutierrez Is Hiring For Construction Projects For Technicians, Assistants, and Draftsmen

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The Torrebras factory is located on BA-512, in the eastern industrial area of the Camaçari Industrial Pole, in Bahia. Approximately R$ 21 million were invested in the project for the production of metal towers for wind turbine energy.

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Check Below The Job Openings Available In The Wind Energy Sector

SUBMERGED ARC WELDER

Requirements

Experience With Submerged Arc Welding
Certification Required

Benefits

Salary Compatible With The Market
Transportation
On-site Cafeteria And Basic Food Basket
Profit Sharing
Medical, Dental, And Life Insurance

Application

Interested candidates for the above job openings who wish to work at the wind tower factory must send their resume to selecao@torrebras.com indicating “Submerged Arc Welder” in the subject line by July 10th, 2020. Good luck!

Submerged Arc Welder Called to Work at Wind Tower Manufacturer Torrebras

Wind Power Materials Factory, Torrebras Is Open For Welder Positions On This Day (07/08).

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Check Below The Job Openings Available In The Wind Energy Sector

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Check Below The Job Openings Available In The Wind Energy Sector

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