Caroline Daiane Radüns

Job Title: Professor
Company: Unijuí
Country: Brazil

Caroline Daiane Raduns is an Electrical Engineer, an Occupational Safety Engineer, a specialist in Appraisals and Expertise, a specialist in Fire Safety, a Master in Engineering and a PhD in Science Education. She is currently a partner and engineer at Van Guard Engenharia and a full professor at UNIJUI, working in teaching and university extension. She has experience in the following areas: electrical installations, electrical safety, energy efficiency, fire safety and environmental education.

August 29, 2024The Absence of the IDR and Deaths Due to Electric Shock in the Residential Environment

Sessions

Session

LV & MV Electrical Installations III: The Absence of the IDR and Deaths Due to Electric Shock in the Residential Environment

Thursday, August 29, 2024, 02:00 pm - 03:30 pm

Expo Center Norte, 2nd floor Cantareira 6

This session deals with shock protection in residential environments, and inspection methods for electrical systems.

Further Content

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Renewable Energy Jobs in Brazil - Career Opportunities and Challenges

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New energy sources require not only new equipment and innovative technologies. They also require people to operate them. To properly utilize the new energy sources, the largest expected job gains are in electrical efficiency, power generation, and the automotive sector.

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Event Info

About Eletrotec+EM-Power South America | Impressions

August 26–28, 2025

LATAM’s Largest Platform for the New Energy and Mobility World

Here you will find the announcements that have been provided to the Press Agency of the event by our exhibitors.

Exhibitor News

News

Press Release

Setting the benchmark for the renewable energy industry: Conference highlights of LATAM’s Innovation Hub for the New Energy World release

June 18, 2024

Brazil can claim to be a beacon in renewable energy. In 2023, 93.1% of Brazil’s electricity came from renewable energy, with solar energy as the second largest source after hydropower with 37.2 GW or 16.5%.