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Job Vacancies Are Offered by Enel for Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, on This July 1st

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 01/07/2020 at 14:58

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Active in the Electric Power Sector, Enel Has Job Openings for Professionals in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

Enel is the largest private company in the electric power sector and plays a leading role in the development of renewable energy sources in the country. Currently, the company has job openings in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro.

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AT Network Planning Specialist Brazil

Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

Manage the technical relationship with other distribution/transmission system operators for the development of network interconnections.
Define, according to the procedures and guidelines of the “Global Network Development” unit, local procedures and operational instructions for planning and developing High Voltage networks, for identifying and prioritizing investments from a technical standpoint;
Prepare connection studies;
Analyze intervention plans for High Voltage in terms of benefits and priorities, also checking their execution and effectiveness for the 4 Enel distributors in Brazil.

Senior Land Analyst

Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

Manage land regularization activities for rural properties;
Manage teams and conflicts;
Engage in negotiations with rural property owners and contract signing;
Manage the entire process chain of the projects, from development and construction to effective operation;

Mid-Level HSEQ Analyst – Health, Safety, Environment, and Quality

Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

Analyze and propose continuous improvement projects for the Integrated Management System;
Contribute to improving and disseminating the organization’s environmental culture, and the continuous improvement of processes and environmental performance;
Engage in planning and conduct internal audits on ISO 9001, ISO 45001, ISO 14001, ISO 50001, and ISO 37001 standards;
Provide support for the activities of the Quality System Team (logistics management, supplier payment control, etc.).

Job Vacancies Are Offered by Enel for Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, on This July 1st

Active in the Electric Power Sector, Enel Has Job Openings for Professionals in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

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Active in the Electric Power Sector, Enel Has Job Openings for Professionals in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

Also Check Other News:

Click on the Desired Position to Apply!

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