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Shipyard Hiring Today: Resumes In Hand and Registration

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/09/2018 at 07:37

Updated on 27/11/2018 at 17:29

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There Are 40 Openings for Industrial Painters at Jurong Aracruz Shipyard, in Addition to Opportunities in Technical and Engineering Areas

If you are a shipyard professional looking for reemployment in the market, EJA (Jurong Aracruz Shipyard) opened more opportunities this week via direct registration. The positions are specific and do not directly reflect the construction area yet, but focus on technical, operational, and commercial areas for now. While Petrobras, the largest requester of services in the Brazilian naval industry, does not resume construction in Brazil, EJA along with other shipyards are seeking alternatives in the private sector and in the new decommissioning market, which justifies the new openings listed below:

Openings at Jurong Aracruz Shipyard

Next, you will find a list of opportunities, but be aware that part of the registration screening is being conducted by the VAGA.COM website and the other by Sine de Aracruz today (10/01/2018)

On the VAGAS.COM website ⇒ before anything else, go to the website, log in, and then return to this page and click on the links corresponding to your positions:

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At Sine Aracruz ⇒ Passwords will be distributed at Sine de Aracruz on 10/01/2018 (Monday) and at Sine de Barra do Riacho on 10/01/2018 (Monday). The requirements are modest, just a complete elementary education, 6 months of experience in the roles, and Painting courses. They will work at RTA Industrial Offshore, as you can check in the company’s publication below:

Current State of the Brazilian Naval Industry

Despite the bleak scenario, there are negotiations and articulations by Brazilian players in the naval industry for the sector to be revitalized, which has been severely affected by contract cancellations due to production costs in our country, causing most projects to take place in Asia. Check out the articles below on some latent projects and works:

⇒ Enseada Shipyard is currently negotiating the construction of FPSO modules

⇒ The works of FPSO MV30 will begin this October in Rio de Janeiro

Shipyard Hiring Today: Resumes In Hand and Registration

There Are 40 Openings for Industrial Painters at Jurong Aracruz Shipyard, in Addition to Opportunities in Technical and Engineering Areas

Openings at Jurong Aracruz Shipyard

Current State of the Brazilian Naval Industry

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