Brasfels Shipyard in Angra dos Reis Offers Opportunities for Technicians, Engineer, and Quality Inspector

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 27/05/2019 at 16:56

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If You Live in Angra dos Reis or the Surrounding Area, Estaleiro Brasfels Has Openings for Technicians, Engineers, and Quality Inspectors

The job openings at Estaleiro Brasfels in the city of Angra dos Reis were recently announced and are for various professional profiles, including specialized professionals to work as Work Safety Technician, Technical Assistant, Electrical Engineer, and Quality Inspector. Brasfels informs that all positions are open to people with disabilities.

The multinational offers its employees benefits such as medical assistance, breakfast, cafeteria, life insurance, meal vouchers, and transportation vouchers. All requirements and details about the positions will be provided below.

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About the Brasfels Job Openings in Angra dos Reis

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ATTENTION, if you are a professional specialized in any of the above positions, residing in the city of Angra dos Reis or the surrounding area, just click on the desired position and you will be directed to the Vagas website, where you will have access to the job requirements as set by the company and will be able to apply.

Remember that to apply, you need to be registered on the Vagas website. Don’t forget to update your contact information, courses, and qualifications before confirming your application! Good luck!

Foreign Companies Do Not Submit Proposals, and Brasfels May Purchase and Complete the Drilling Rigs from Sete Brasil

Sete Brasil has decided to continue construction at using the Brasfels and Jurong shipyards. Contrary to expectations, Borr Drilling and Seadrill have not confirmed offers for the rigs, and it is reported that Keppel Fels, the parent company of the Brasfels shipyard in Angra dos Reis (RJ), may have submitted a proposal for Urca and Frade, the rigs under its construction.

The proposal from Keppel Fels in the auction has not been officially confirmed, but it is speculated that it would be associated with a national operator, which would be Petroserv. The reason for the partnership would be Petroserv’s knowledge of the Sete Brasil project, where it previously held a contract to operate the SS Frade rig.

Check it out! Petrobras announced on the morning of this Monday, 27, that it has begun the phase of disclosing the opportunity (teaser) regarding the transfer of all its holdings in 27 mature onshore fields located in Espírito Santo.

Brasfels Shipyard in Angra dos Reis Offers Opportunities for Technicians, Engineer, and Quality Inspector

If You Live in Angra dos Reis or the Surrounding Area, Estaleiro Brasfels Has Openings for Technicians, Engineers, and Quality Inspectors

About the Brasfels Job Openings in Angra dos Reis

Application

Foreign Companies Do Not Submit Proposals, and Brasfels May Purchase and Complete the Drilling Rigs from Sete Brasil

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Brasfels Shipyard in Angra dos Reis Offers Opportunities for Technicians, Engineer, and Quality Inspector

If You Live in Angra dos Reis or the Surrounding Area, Estaleiro Brasfels Has Openings for Technicians, Engineers, and Quality Inspectors

About the Brasfels Job Openings in Angra dos Reis

Application

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