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Shipyard Opens Job Vacancies for Boiler Maker, Plumber, Carpenter, and More This Early June

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 03/06/2023 at 11:50

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Reprodução. Fonte: Petro Notícias

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Job Openings in the Naval Industry at Estaleiros do Brasil Are for Positions in the City of São José do Norte and São Paulo

EBR — Estaleiros do Brasil Ltda, a company in the naval industry specializing in offshore constructions, is offering various job openings for positions in the city of São José do Norte, RS and São Paulo. The job openings offered in the naval industry are for positions including scaffolding helper, boilermaker, carpenter, maintenance electrician, plumber, and more. There are opportunities for people with disabilities! Keep reading to find out the complete details of the job openings offered by the naval industry at Estaleiros do Brasil!

About EBR – Estaleiros do Brasil

Estaleiros do Brasil is a naval industry company formed through the partnership between the Japanese company TOYO Engineering and the Brazilian company SOG Oil and Gas (SETAL), where both share an equal ownership stake of 50%.

SOG, better known as Setal Oil and Gas, in addition to having extensive experience in the onshore sector, executes offshore construction projects since 1981. TOYO, with a global presence in the naval industry, has executed more than 1,600 projects in over 50 countries across various sectors. Specifically in the offshore area, it executed 6 “topsides” projects for the construction of FPSOs along with MODEC for PETROBRAS.

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Shipyard Built by the Group Generated Over 10 Thousand Indirect Jobs

With an investment of R$ 500 million in the initial stages, the shipyard generated approximately 3,000 direct jobs and 10,000 indirect jobs during the peak of operations. Furthermore, the land where the shipyard is located has a total area of 1,650,000 m2, with a dock measuring 530 linear meters to perform integration services on FPSOs and a processing capacity of 60,000 tons of steel per year.

Applications for Job Openings at Estaleiros do Brasil and Opportunities Available in the Naval Industry

Check below the opportunities available at the Shipyard;

Job Openings for People with Disabilities, Positions in RS:

Scaffolding Helper
Boilermaker
Carpenter
Maintenance Electrician
Plumber
Adjustment Mechanic
Scaffolding Assembler
Spray Painter

Job Openings for People Without Disabilities, Positions in SP:

Tax Analyst
Junior Foreign Analyst
Logistics Technical Assistant
Accounts Payable Assistant
Piping Designer
Flexibility Engineer
Electrical Designer
Electric Engineer
Instrumentation Designer
Instrumentation Engineer

Those interested in joining the Estaleiros do Brasil group can apply for the job openings for people with disabilities by sending their resume to the email recrutamento@ebrbrasil.com, stating the desired position in the subject and also attaching their medical report in the email. For people without disabilities, those interested in the job openings should send their resume to the email recrutamento@toyosetal.com.

Shipyard Opens Job Vacancies for Boiler Maker, Plumber, Carpenter, and More This Early June

Job Openings in the Naval Industry at Estaleiros do Brasil Are for Positions in the City of São José do Norte and São Paulo

About EBR – Estaleiros do Brasil

Shipyard Built by the Group Generated Over 10 Thousand Indirect Jobs

Applications for Job Openings at Estaleiros do Brasil and Opportunities Available in the Naval Industry

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