Brasfels Shipyard in Angra dos Reis Seeks Maintenance Electricians

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/05/2019 at 20:01

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The Brasfels Shipyard Has Just Announced This Evening, May 8th, Opportunities for Maintenance Electrician Professionals. If You Live in the Angra dos Reis Region, Don’t Waste Time and Send Your Resume.

The Metalworkers’ Union of Angra dos Reis announced this evening, May 8th, that the Brasfels shipyard is starting a selection process for Maintenance Electrician professionals. The positions are for temporary and permanent contracts. The company offers employees benefits including medical assistance, breakfast, cafeteria, life insurance, meal vouchers, and transportation vouchers. All requirements and details about the positions will be provided next.

MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN – ANGRA DOS REIS

Contract Type: Fixed Term

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MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN – ANGRA DOS REIS

Contract Type: Permanent

Requirements

Completed primary education
Basic professional qualification course of at least 200 hours in the electrical area
NR10 40h
Knowledge in electrical commands, soft start, and frequency inverter.

Application

ATTENTION, the company does not provide details on how many positions are available and informs that the resume should be sent ONLY BY EMAIL, so don’t forget to update your contact information, experience, courses, and qualifications on your resume before sending it to the email rh.curriculo@kfelsbrasil.com.br Good luck!

Sete Brasil will negotiate with the winning company of the bidding for the 4 rigs. At the creditors’ assembly of Sete Brasil, the decision was unanimous, to try to improve the proposal of the winning company Magni Partners, regarding the package of four rigs, two under construction at Brasfels, in Angra dos Reis (RJ), and two at Jurong, in Aracruz (ES). The creditors and Sete Brasil were disappointed with the offer being 54% below the previously stipulated amount (US$ 554 million), and the intention now is to also negotiate with the Brasfels and Jurong shipyards, as according to the creditors, the high amounts requested for completing the works were among the reasons for the low bid offered for the purchase of the rigs.

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Brasfels Shipyard in Angra dos Reis Seeks Maintenance Electricians

The Brasfels Shipyard Has Just Announced This Evening, May 8th, Opportunities for Maintenance Electrician Professionals. If You Live in the Angra dos Reis Region, Don’t Waste Time and Send Your Resume.

MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN – ANGRA DOS REIS

MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN – ANGRA DOS REIS

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Brasfels Shipyard in Angra dos Reis Seeks Maintenance Electricians

The Brasfels Shipyard Has Just Announced This Evening, May 8th, Opportunities for Maintenance Electrician Professionals. If You Live in the Angra dos Reis Region, Don’t Waste Time and Send Your Resume.

MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN – ANGRA DOS REIS

MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN – ANGRA DOS REIS

Application

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