Emgepron Opens Job Selection With Positions for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education; Salaries Exceed R$ 9,000

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 11/03/2021 at 16:04

Trabalhadores executando atividades de construção naval / Fonte: Reprodução – Via Google

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Instant Openings for Elementary, Middle, and Higher Education in the Competition Opened by the Naval Projects Management Company (Emgepron); Agency Linked to the Navy

Open positions in the competition of the Naval Projects Management Company (Emgepron), an agency linked to the Brazilian Navy. According to the agency, there are 32 immediate openings, in addition to the formation of a reserve list. The opportunities are for candidates with elementary, middle, technical, and higher education, with salaries ranging from R$ 1,115 to R$ 9,900.

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The competition will have up to six stages, which vary according to each job vacancy. The objective test is common for all and is scheduled for May 18. There will also be a written test, title evaluation, practical test, medical evaluation, and requirements checking. The validity period of the competition of the Naval Projects Management Company will be two years, counted from the date of publication of its homologation, and may be extended for an equal period at the discretion of the company.

Of the positions allocated to each job, 5% will be reserved for candidates with disabilities and 20% will be for black candidates. See the job offerings according to education level:

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Check Below the Openings for Elementary, Middle, and Higher Education in the Competition Opened by the Naval Projects Management Company (Emgepron)

Elementary Education

Naval Projects Assistant
Office Assistant
Manufacturing Assistant
Firefighter
Manufacturing and Assembly
Miller
Waiter
Driver
Industrial Electrician Officer
Industrial Mechanic Officer
Industrial Rectifier Officer
Industrial Toolmaker Officer
Mobile Equipment Operator
Weight Handling Operator (cranes)
Weight Handling Operator (mobile and fixed crane)
CNC Machine Operator Machining Center
CNC Machine Operator Lathe
Naval Painter
Security

Middle / Technical Education

Naval Projects Technician – Warehouse Keeper
Administrative Assistant (Administration)
Administrative Assistant (Bids)
Metrologist
IT Technician (Computer Network)
IT Technician (Technical Support)
Occupational Safety Technician
Electronics Technician
Electrotechnical Technician
Electrotechnical Technician (Naval)
Pharmacy Technician
Gamagrafy Technician
Industrial Structures Technician
Laboratory Technician
Mechanical Technician
Mechanical Technician (Naval)
Mechanical Technician (Manufacturing and Assembly)
Chemistry Technician (Pharmaceutical Laboratory)
Chemistry Technician (Ammunition Factory);

Higher Education

Naval Projects Analyst – Lawyer (Administrative and Maritime)
Lawyer (Tax)
Administration Analyst
Human Resources Analyst
Technical Analyst (Payroll)
Systems Analyst (Auditing)
Systems Analyst (Systems Development)
Engineer (Systems Engineering 1)
Engineer (Systems Engineering 2)
Technical Analyst (Contracts)
Technical Analyst (Graphic Design)
Engineer (Naval Construction 1)
Engineer (Naval Construction 2)
Technical Analyst (Commercial Promotion)
Technical Analyst (Bids)
Technical Analyst (Social Communication)
Technical Analyst (International Relations)
Technical Analyst (Computer Network/Technical Support)
Technical Analyst (Information Security)

Dentist Surgeon
Accountant (Taxes)
Accountant (Auditing)
Production Engineer (Naval Construction)
Production Engineer (Project Management)
Occupational Safety Engineer
Electrical Engineer (Energy Efficiency),
Electrical Engineer (Project Management),
Mechanical Engineer (Machining)
Mechanical Engineer (Project Management)
Mechanical Engineer (Naval Construction)
Naval Engineer
Chemical Engineer
Pharmacist
Physiotherapist
Occupational Doctor
Chemist (Industrial)
Chemist (Pharmaceutical Manufacturing).

Registration

Registration starts this Friday, March 12, and can be done until April 11, on the Selecon Institute website, at this link.

The application fees to compete for the positions range from R$ 40 to R$ 80, depending on the level of education of the job and the required evaluation. However, there are possibilities for fee exemption described in the announcement.

Emgepron Opens Job Selection With Positions for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education; Salaries Exceed R$ 9,000

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Emgepron Opens Job Selection With Positions for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education; Salaries Exceed R$ 9,000

Instant Openings for Elementary, Middle, and Higher Education in the Competition Opened by the Naval Projects Management Company (Emgepron); Agency Linked to the Navy

Read Also

Check Below the Openings for Elementary, Middle, and Higher Education in the Competition Opened by the Naval Projects Management Company (Emgepron)

Registration

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