Brasfels Shipyard, Located in Angra dos Reis (RJ), Calls For Engineers Without Experience Seeking Their First Job For Openings in Its 2021 Trainee Program Today, June 14

Engineers from all areas seeking their first job but without experience can apply for positions at the Brasfels shipyard in Angra dos Reis

Do you want to build a career in shipbuilding but have no experience? The Brasfels shipyard in Angra dos Reis, one of the largest in Latin America, is currently holding a selection process for job positions in its Trainee Program. Recent graduates from all engineering areas can apply. See below how to submit your resume.

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See below the requirements to apply for job openings in the 2021 trainee program at the Brasfels shipyard

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering with up to two years since graduation;
• Advanced English.

Attention! The program also includes employees of Brazzels shipyard who fit the above profile. Employees must register through the company’s Workday System.

Application: Those interested in applying for one of the job openings at the Brasfels shipbuilding yard, must submit their resume at this link.

For more information, send an email to engineer.trainee@kfelsbrasil.com.br or call (24) 3361 6298.

Petrobras presents the FPSO Carioca platform at the Brasfels shipyard in Angra dos Reis, and Rio authorities promise 5 thousand job openings in shipbuilding for the state

Shipbuilding – Last Thursday (06/10), Brazil’s largest oil company invited authorities from the state of Rio de Janeiro to present the FPSO Carioca oil platform, which is being built by Modec at the Brasfels shipyard in Angra dos Reis, on the Costa Verde of Rio. With two weeks until the completion of the works, the unit, which belongs to Petrobras, will have its final destination in the Sépia field in the pre-salt layer of the Santos Basin, where it will begin operations in August.

The visit included the participation of the mayor of Angra, Fernando Jordão; the president of the Naval Industry Commission of the Legislative Assembly of Rio, state deputy Célia Jordão; members of the Commission on Mines and Energy of the Chamber of Deputies, federal deputies Edio Lopes and Altineu Cortes, and city councilors.

Technologies applied in the works and advancements in the deep-water offshore sector, where Brazilian oil company Petrobras is a pioneer, were presented.

The companies also commented on the market challenges in shipbuilding regarding technology, infrastructure, and lack of fiscal incentives to make them more competitive. According to the parliamentarian, there are forecasts of 5,000 new job openings with constructions in shipyards in the state.

“It is a market with a significant contribution to the economic development of the state, with a growing outlook for new works, but it needs a development plan. With the construction of the P-78, MV-32, and Almirante Tamandaré Platform, there is a forecast of 5,000 new vacancies,” said deputy Jordão.