Sueda Brasil contrata técnicos para inicio imediato

Sueda Brasil Hires Technicians for Immediate Start

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/12/2018 at 08:47

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The Positions Are For Professionals Who Wish To Work In The Wind Energy Sector In The Northeast And South Of The Country As O&M Technicians

Experienced technical professionals, Sueda Brasil is initiating the recruitment of professionals to start as soon as possible, especially since the company’s projects cannot stop now. It is worth noting that activities will take place in some regions of the Northeast and South, where the company holds its current portfolio of services and active contracts. It is important to highlight that the renewable energy sector will have significant investments already approved starting in 2019, it is worth considering this growing career option in Brazil in the long term; for now, here are the requirements for today’s vacancies:

Requirements

Technical Course In Electronics, Mechatronics, Or Electromechanics. Certification from CREA, NR 10, NR 33, and NR 35 is required, as well as knowledge of the Office Suite.

Priority will be given to professionals who have GWO certification and experience in the role, residing in the following cities:

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Fortaleza – CE
Osório – RS
João Câmara – RN
Sobradinho – BA
Ourolândia – BA

Activities include working on major repairs on wind turbines, performing inspections and installations, executing corrective and preventive maintenance on equipment.

Interested candidates should send their resumes with the name “O&M TECHNICIAN” in the email subject line to rh@sueda.com.br; it is important to note that the professional must be available to start immediately upon notification. In the wind sector, SUEDA carries out the complete assembly of towers and wind turbines, overseeing, operating, O&M, and engineering for its clients.

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Sueda Brasil Hires Technicians for Immediate Start

The Positions Are For Professionals Who Wish To Work In The Wind Energy Sector In The Northeast And South Of The Country As O&M Technicians

Requirements

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