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Major Shipbuilding Yard Project Needs Professionals

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/09/2017 at 03:07

Updated on 19/08/2022 at 05:07

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Global Engineering Company Is Hiring Workers at Shipyard in Mumbai, Including Brazilians, As Announced on Social Media.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Shipyard of Company Specialized in Providing Engineering Services for FPSOs, Tankers, PSVs, Drills, Platforms, and Any Other Offshore Construction and Assembly Projects Is Recruiting Professionals from Various Fields for Construction Project at the Shipyard in Mumbai, India. Since the city is experiencing a shortage of qualified professionals in this type of activity, it was forced to open an international selection process on LINKEDIN to attract qualified labor. Below, see the available positions and the requirements for application.

Open Positions

The open positions are for mechanical supervisors, foremen, mechanics, piping supervisors, electrical supervisors, painters, plate assemblers, 6G arc welders, ship assemblers, aluminum welders, diesel mechanics, scaffold assemblers, naval mechanics, painters, and electricians.

How to Apply

You must send your email to rec8@asmacs.net stating the position in the subject line; the resume and the message must be in English. Course certificates should also be attached to the message via One Drive or Google Drive.

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Major Shipbuilding Yard Project Needs Professionals

Global Engineering Company Is Hiring Workers at Shipyard in Mumbai, Including Brazilians, As Announced on Social Media.

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How to Apply

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