Join EBR Estaleiros do Brasil: The Leader In The Shipbuilding Industry Is Hiring For Multiple Positions

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 24/05/2023 at 14:58

Updated on 24/05/2023 at 16:01

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EBR Shipyards of Brazil Ltda, Located in São José do Norte – RS, Announces Various Openings, with a Special Focus on PWD Professionals!

EBR Shipyards of Brazil, a leader in the shipbuilding industry, is ready to expand its workforce. It is offering several opportunities for the residents of São José do Norte, in Rio Grande do Sul, and for anyone who wishes to become part of our dedicated team of professionals.

Open Positions: A Wealth of Opportunities Awaits You!

The company is looking to fill the following positions:

Scaffolding Assistant
Painting Assistant
Boilermaker
Electrician F/C
Plumber
Chopper
Oxy-Fuel Cutter
Scaffolder
Electrical Installer
Painter
Structural Welder N1
Pipe Welder N2

How to Apply for Positions at EBR Team?

If you are a dedicated professional eager to grow and make a difference in the shipbuilding industry, EBR wants you to join them! Send your resume to recrutamento@ebrbrasil.com. In the subject, mention the desired position and attach your medical report along with the email.

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Join EBR Estaleiros do Brasil: The Leader In The Shipbuilding Industry Is Hiring For Multiple Positions

EBR Shipyards of Brazil Ltda, Located in São José do Norte – RS, Announces Various Openings, with a Special Focus on PWD Professionals!

Open Positions: A Wealth of Opportunities Awaits You!

How to Apply for Positions at EBR Team?

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Join EBR Estaleiros do Brasil: The Leader In The Shipbuilding Industry Is Hiring For Multiple Positions

EBR Shipyards of Brazil Ltda, Located in São José do Norte – RS, Announces Various Openings, with a Special Focus on PWD Professionals!

Open Positions: A Wealth of Opportunities Awaits You!

How to Apply for Positions at EBR Team?

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