Shipyard in Santa Catarina (SC) Will Open Over 2,000 Job Vacancies With and Without Experience Following Billion-Dollar Partnership Lasting Until 2029

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The Expectation Is That Job Openings Will Occur In The City Of Itajaí, Located In The State Of Santa Catarina (SC). In Summary, More Than 2 Thousand Positions Will Be Created For The Construction Of A New Navy Frigate Project In The Region.

The project, which will create new job openings for professionals with and without market experience, will be developed by the giant Thyssenkrupp Estaleiro Brasil Sul, formerly called Oceana, and was acquired by the German company during the year 2020. The project will involve the manufacture of frigates. The signed contract for the construction of the frigates will amount to R$ 9 billion and the deadline for delivery is until 2029. Thus, they will be looking for welders, painters, mechanics, inspectors, and many other laborers. According to the company, the vessels will have a lifespan of at least 35 years, and similar projects may subsequently be developed.

In addition to the two thousand direct jobs created by the shipyard, it is estimated that more than six thousand indirect job openings will arise, involving various professionals throughout the city of Itajaí. Most opportunities are advertised through the GUPY portal of the institution.

Hiring At The Shipyard Occurs Under The CLT Model

According to information provided by the news portal ND Mais, it is estimated that all hires at this shipyard will occur under the CLT model, in which the company guarantees its employees the right to receive transportation and meal vouchers, along with paid vacations and contributions to the Severance Indemnity Fund (FGTS).

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Some Job Openings That Have Already Been Announced By The Thyssenkrupp Shipyard On Its GUPY Portal

See below some job openings that have already been announced by the Thyssenkrupp shipyard on its GUPY portal, most of which require no experience or higher education.

TIG Welder

The opportunity for a TIG welder is aimed at professionals with a primary education background and knowledge related to metallic surfaces and corrosion.

In addition to having completed primary education and welding courses, among the functions that will be part of this professional’s daily routine are:

Carry out the entire cleaning process of the area that needs to be welded.
Adjust welding and TIG equipment for themselves and other employees.
Weld the structures.
Work with accessories related to welding, from basic to advanced techniques.
Prepare all heating elements and keep the work environment clean and organized.

Click here to apply for the welder job opening.

Shipyard Piping Installer

This opportunity is also intended for those interested in working in the city of Itajaí, in Santa Catarina (SC). One of the requirements to be classified is having completed primary education, and in addition, the functions that will be part of this professional’s daily routine are:

Trace and interpret the drawings created for the development of the piping.
Carry out all assembly and repair services of the piping.
Adjust all equipment to perform welding services.
Manufacture the piping for the vessels.
Having experience can be a differential.

Click here to apply for the piping installer job opening.

Shipyard in Santa Catarina (SC) Will Open Over 2,000 Job Vacancies With and Without Experience Following Billion-Dollar Partnership Lasting Until 2029

The Expectation Is That Job Openings Will Occur In The City Of Itajaí, Located In The State Of Santa Catarina (SC). In Summary, More Than 2 Thousand Positions Will Be Created For The Construction Of A New Navy Frigate Project In The Region.

Hiring At The Shipyard Occurs Under The CLT Model

Some Job Openings That Have Already Been Announced By The Thyssenkrupp Shipyard On Its GUPY Portal

TIG Welder

Shipyard Piping Installer

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Shipyard in Santa Catarina (SC) Will Open Over 2,000 Job Vacancies With and Without Experience Following Billion-Dollar Partnership Lasting Until 2029

The Expectation Is That Job Openings Will Occur In The City Of Itajaí, Located In The State Of Santa Catarina (SC). In Summary, More Than 2 Thousand Positions Will Be Created For The Construction Of A New Navy Frigate Project In The Region.

Hiring At The Shipyard Occurs Under The CLT Model

Some Job Openings That Have Already Been Announced By The Thyssenkrupp Shipyard On Its GUPY Portal

TIG Welder

Shipyard Piping Installer

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