One of Brazil's Largest Power Plants Seeks Operation and Maintenance Technicians

One of Brazil’s Largest Power Plants Seeks Operation and Maintenance Technicians

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 30/07/2019 at 12:40

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Giant Company Generating and Selling Electricity in the Northeast Opens Hiring Process for Operation and Maintenance Technicians

CELSE (Centrais Elétricas de Sergipe) has an excellent opportunity for a professional with a technical background to work in the company’s Operation and Maintenance area.
This is a great opportunity for professionals to join one of the largest energy companies in Brazil. See below how to apply and compete for the positions.

Celse was created in September 2015 by EBRASIL (Electricity of Brazil) and Golar Power (a joint venture between Norwegian Golar LNG and American investment fund Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners). The company will generate and sell electricity from gas and steam power generation units.

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See the Details of the Senior O&M Technician Positions.

Requirements:

Experience in high voltage substation maintenance (138kV, 230kV, or 500kV); Advanced knowledge in various types of maintenance (reliability-based, predictive, preventive, corrective); Advanced knowledge in reading and interpreting electrical projects; Experience in electrical fault analysis (Protection Functions, Oscillography, and Interlocks); Advanced knowledge of electrical industrial equipment (UPS, GDE, circuit breakers, relays, Disconnectors, etc.); Field operation experience in high voltage substations (138kV, 230kV, or 500kV); Knowledge in supervisory system operation (preferably SAGE); Knowledge of ONS network procedures related to operation;

English: Advanced
Experience: Senior Professional – 10 years of experience.

The required education level for the position is High School, the employment contract is effective, and the salary is to be determined.
The company did not disclose an email for sending resumes, as it uses a registration system on its website, so access the registration page here at this link and compete for the mentioned position.

Also see here on your CPG portal! Giant recruitment process has resume submissions until August 2!

One of Brazil’s Largest Power Plants Seeks Operation and Maintenance Technicians

Giant Company Generating and Selling Electricity in the Northeast Opens Hiring Process for Operation and Maintenance Technicians

See the Details of the Senior O&M Technician Positions.

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