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Offshore Maintenance And Services Company Hires Masons, Carpenters, And Cabinetmakers

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/01/2019 at 10:32

Updated on 05/01/2019 at 11:15

portunidades de trabalho atualizadas publicada à poucos dias pelas AASJ Manutenção e Reparos Offshore

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The Positions Are for Professionals with Experience in the Naval Area, the Activities and Selection Processes Will Take Place in Espírito Santo.

Here are some updated job opportunities published a few days ago by AASJ Maintenance and Offshore Repairs, a company that has operational hubs in the city of Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, and in Aracruz, Espírito Santo. It is important to note that the positions and opportunities available today are for Aracruz, in order to operate in the naval industry, at the EJA shipyard (Estaleiro Jurong Aracruz). Check out the positions and requirements:

Masons
Carpenters
Experience in the Naval Industry
Availability to Work in Aracruz – ES

These are the available positions for today with an ongoing selection process, but it also strongly engages in fabrication and installation services for piping, industrial electrical installation, and assembly of industrial scaffolding. Take a look at some slideshow photos of workers in the area performing various activities at the shipyard:

: Updated job opportunities published a few days ago by AASJ Maintenance and Offshore Repairs

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Contact to Send Resumes

If you are masons, carpenters, or woodworkers, you can send your resumes to rh@aasj.com.br, informing in the subject line the name of the position and your city of residence, you can also check the company’s call at the end of the article.

But before you leave the article, there are offshore opportunities for professionals who want to work in Rio de Janeiro at another company in the positions of Electricians, Plumbers, Carpenters/Assemblers, Boilermakers, Masons, and Assistants; they are still accepting applications for ongoing selection processes and for future projects, just access the article here to learn more about it.

Offshore Maintenance And Services Company Hires Masons, Carpenters, And Cabinetmakers

The Positions Are for Professionals with Experience in the Naval Area, the Activities and Selection Processes Will Take Place in Espírito Santo.

Contact to Send Resumes

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Offshore Maintenance And Services Company Hires Masons, Carpenters, And Cabinetmakers

The Positions Are for Professionals with Experience in the Naval Area, the Activities and Selection Processes Will Take Place in Espírito Santo.

Contact to Send Resumes

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