Rio Grande Shipyard Resumes Operations and Has 500 Job Opportunities

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 08/09/2021 at 14:57

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The Rio Grande Shipyard Will Repair the Vessel Siem Helix I. There Are Job Openings for Welders, Mechanics, and Plumbers

In the state of Rio Grande do Sul, the Rio Grande Shipyard has resumed operations after 5 years. The Siem Helix I, a well stimulation vessel operating in the Campos Basin, has entered the dry dock of the facility, where it will remain for about 45 days for repairs. With this operation, about 500 new jobs are open for painters, plumbers, and mechanics. Also read this news: Jurong Aracruz Shipyard Is Hiring for Many Job Openings

Job Generation in the Area

The resumption of the Rio Grande Shipyard has revived the economy of the state of Rio Grande do Sul, with the opening of 500 positions in various areas of the naval sector, especially for painters, welders, mechanics, and plumbers. INTERESTED PARTIES CAN CONTACT VIA EMAIL: recrutamento@ecovix.com.br.

For four years, the construction of platforms for oil extraction drove the activities of the shipyard. During this period, the city’s naval sector had up to 30,000 workers. However, in 2016, it began to suffer the impacts of Operation Car Wash, which investigated irregularities in Petrobras contracts.

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The Resumption of the Rio Grande Shipyard

The return of naval operations at the shipyard is viewed optimistically by the mayor of Rio Grande, Fábio Branco. The manager hopes that this operation will mark the beginning of a new virtuous cycle for the Shipyard and the entire region. “It is a milestone, without a doubt. The activity at the facility promotes more jobs not only in direct activity but in all areas, such as food, hospitality, and other services. It is an achievement for everyone, contributing to the revival of the city’s and region’s self-esteem,” he emphasizes.

Fernando Estima, Superintendent of Ports of RS, reminds us that the state government has been working to bring the Rio Grande – Porto Indústria project to fruition. The goal is precisely to attract new investments and optimize the use of port and retro-port areas. “Naval repair activities have always been on the horizon, as we have a shipyard with advanced technology, as well as a qualified workforce. The resumption of naval repair and construction activities, with job creation, is essential to ensure the future of shipyard areas,” Estima assesses.

From 2016 to December 2020, the areas and dry dock of the Shipyard remained completely obstructed with blocks of platforms leftover from suspended FPSO (Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading) contracts for five years. After the obstruction was cleared, it became possible to secure new business in the naval area.

Rio Grande Shipyard Resumes Operations and Has 500 Job Opportunities

The Rio Grande Shipyard Will Repair the Vessel Siem Helix I. There Are Job Openings for Welders, Mechanics, and Plumbers

Job Generation in the Area

The Resumption of the Rio Grande Shipyard

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