TEN – Wind Farms of the Northeast Opens Selection Process for Production Leader Position in Jacobina, Bahia

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 17/08/2020 at 14:21

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The Northeast Wind Towers – TEN, has a job opening for its manufacturing facilities in Jacobina, Bahia. Check out how to apply

The wind tower manufacturing company Northeast Wind Towers – TEN, has an open job position for the role of Production Leader. Do you want to work in the wind sector in the state of Bahia? Then see below how to submit your résumé. Recruitment and Selection to work during a maintenance shutdown at the Petrobras refinery – REFAP, on this day (08/17).

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The Northeast Wind Towers is a Brazilian manufacturer of steel wind towers. TEN’s industrial plant features state-of-the-art equipment specifically developed for the manufacturing of metal wind towers, allowing for mass production with high productivity and adherence to stringent quality controls.

The manufacturing facilities were designed to provide a versatile production line, capable of accommodating various processes, geometries, and specifications for each project.

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Check below the job opening available to work at the manufacturing facilities of Northeast Wind Towers – TEN in Jacobina, Bahia

Production Leader

Requirements: Experience with submerged arc welding

Application

Interested candidates for the job openings who want to work at the wind tower factory in Bahia should send their résumés to curriculum.ten@ten.ind.br, indicating in the subject line the name “Production Leader Vacancy.” Good luck!

TEN – Wind Farms of the Northeast Opens Selection Process for Production Leader Position in Jacobina, Bahia

The Northeast Wind Towers – TEN, has a job opening for its manufacturing facilities in Jacobina, Bahia. Check out how to apply

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Check below the job opening available to work at the manufacturing facilities of Northeast Wind Towers – TEN in Jacobina, Bahia

Application

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The Northeast Wind Towers – TEN, has a job opening for its manufacturing facilities in Jacobina, Bahia. Check out how to apply

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Check below the job opening available to work at the manufacturing facilities of Northeast Wind Towers – TEN in Jacobina, Bahia

Application

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