Brasfels Shipyard And SENAI Call For Free Certified And Paid Courses In Logistics, Electrical, Welding, And More In The Young Apprentice Program; Registration Closes Today (05/17)

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Published on 17/05/2023 at 17:47

Updated on 19/05/2023 at 19:05

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Hurry Up! The Registrations for Free Courses with Certificates from SENAI, Offered by the Young Apprentice Program Brasfels 2023, Close Today (05/17)!

With the solid partnership of SENAI, the Young Apprentice Program has been present for years at the BrasFELS Shipyard and has opened the doors to the job market for many young people from Angra dos Reis. Don’t miss this great opportunity to build a solid career at a multinational that is a global reference in shipbuilding and repair, as well as gas and oil platforms, with clients such as Petrobras, Shell, Modec, and Noble. See below how to secure your spot in the free courses with certificates and paid positions in the areas of electrical, logistics, plumbing, welding, and more!

Free Courses with Certificates for the Young Apprentice Program at the Brasfels Shipyard:

Naval Industrial Electrician – 800 Hours: Provide the apprentice with the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for professional performance as a Naval Industrial Electrician, enabling them to perform the assembly and installation of electrical equipment and components of low and medium voltage in naval industrial plants, according to planning, projects, and specific technical documents, in accordance with current technical standards and Brazilian legislation, under conditions of quality and safety, hygiene, health, and environmental preservation.

Logistics Assistant – 800 Hours: Provide the apprentice with the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for professional performance as a Logistics Assistant, enabling them to collaborate in the planning of logistics processes operations, execute and control low complexity logistical operations, serving supplies, production, distribution, and control of logistics operations of goods and services, in compliance with health, hygiene, environment, safety standards, and current legislation.

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Boilermaker – 800 Hours: Provide the apprentice with the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for professional performance as a Industrial Boilermaker, enabling them to construct, assemble, and repair parts and equipment in metallic structures and piping, considering technical, quality, health and safety, and environmental procedures.

Metal Structures Welder – 800 Hours: Provide the apprentice with the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for professional performance as a Metal Structures Welder, enabling them to execute welding operations on steel structures, according to pre-established technical procedures, meeting quality, safety, health, and environmental preservation conditions.

Industrial Plumber – 800 Hours: Provide the apprentice with the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for professional performance as an Industrial Plumber, enabling them to construct, assemble, and repair parts and equipment in industrial piping for various works, within the safety and quality standards required.

Requirements:

Be a resident of Angra dos Reis;
Be born between 09/01/2000 and 05/01/2005;
Have completed elementary education and the documentation informed in the announcement, according to the chosen course.

Registration: Those interested in vying for one of the above vacancies can register until May 17, 2023, directly on the Brasfels website, at this link, or at SENAI, at this link.

Attention! There will be no registration and enrollment fee. The registration period may end without prior notice when the number of applicants for the courses reaches the total vacancies offered in the announcement, following the order of registration.

The company reserves the right to extend the registrations if there are not enough registered candidates to fill the anticipated vacancies, as well as to change the start and end dates of the proposed classes, after agreement and consent from Firjan SENAI.

The candidate may only submit a single application for the same CPF, to apply for one of the courses offered specifically for this announcement, for the Industrial Learning Program.

Brasfels Shipyard And SENAI Call For Free Certified And Paid Courses In Logistics, Electrical, Welding, And More In The Young Apprentice Program; Registration Closes Today (05/17)

Hurry Up! The Registrations for Free Courses with Certificates from SENAI, Offered by the Young Apprentice Program Brasfels 2023, Close Today (05/17)!

Free Courses with Certificates for the Young Apprentice Program at the Brasfels Shipyard:

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