Brazilian Navy Opens Positions for Operating and Maintaining Submarines and Nuclear Facilities

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 04/08/2023 at 10:19

Updated on 04/08/2023 at 14:30

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The Brazilian Navy Has Just Announced the Opening of the Public Competition for Admission to the Technical Frame of the Corps of Non-Commissioned Officers of the Navy.

Applications are open for the Public Competition for Admission to the Technical Frame of the Corps of Non-Commissioned Officers of the Navy, in 2023 by the Brazilian Navy (CP-QTPA/2023). Applications are open from 07/24/2023 to 08/20/2023. The positions for technicians aim to prepare and train candidates to work in the operation and maintenance of submarines and nuclear facilities of the Navy.

Understand How the Positions for Technicians Are Distributed in the Brazilian Navy and Participate in the Public Competition

A total of 10 positions have been made available across various fields; candidates may only apply in one of the available Technical Areas, such as:

Industrial Automation Technician;
Electronics Technician;
Electronic Technician;
Mechatronics Technician;
Automotive Maintenance Technician;
Electromechanical Technician;
Industrial Machine Maintenance Technician;
Heavy Machine Maintenance Technician;
Naval Machine Maintenance Technician;
Mechanical Technician;
Mechatronics Technician;
Precision Mechanics Technician;
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician.

Those interested must be native or naturalized Brazilians, at least 18 years old and less than 225 years old, male, have completed or be in the process of completing a technical high school course related to the Technical Area they are applying for by the date of enrollment in the course, and have a minimum height of 1.54m and a maximum of 2m.

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Submit Your Application for the Brazilian Navy Competition

Applications must be made solely on the Brazilian Navy’s website. The application fee for the competition with positions for technicians is R$ 75.

The public competition consists of a Written Objective Test (PO) on Professional Knowledge for each Technical Area and Essay, Verification of Biographical Data (VDB), Physical Aptitude Test for Admission (TAF-i), Health Inspection, Psychological Evaluation (AP), Final Selection Result (RF), and Document Verification.

The Objective Test and the Essay for the Brazilian Navy competition will last 4 hours. The PO for each Technical Area will focus on verifying the candidate’s basic and professional training and will consist of 50 questions developed according to the programs in the announcement.

The Essay will aim to assess the candidate’s written expression ability and adherence to formal writing norms in the Portuguese language. The TAF-i focuses on assessing whether the candidate’s physical aptitude meets the physical standards required for a military career, and consists of swimming and running.

APPLICATIONS HERE

Content of the Objective Test for Technician Positions

The subjects covered in the objective test of the Brazilian Navy competition include:

ELECTRONICS – CONTROL SYSTEMS AND ELECTRICITY (CE)

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS;
ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS;
ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS;
ELECTROMAGNETISM;
ELECTRICAL MACHINES;
AUTOMATION AND INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTATION;
ELECTRONICS;
DIGITAL ELECTRONICS.

MECHANICS – MACHINE SYSTEMS AND PROPULSION (MP) AND ENGINES (MO)

HYDRAULIC OIL SYSTEMS;
MANUFACTURING PROCESSES;
MACHINE ELEMENTS;
METROLOGY;
TECHNICAL MECHANICS;
FLUID MECHANICAL SYSTEMS;
MATERIALS TESTING;
MACHINE DRAWING;
MATH;
MATERIAL STRENGTH;
THERMAL MACHINES AND REFRIGERATION;
MATERIALS SCIENCE;
BASIC ELECTRICITY;
PNEUMATIC SYSTEMS;
LUBRICATION.

Brazilian Navy Opens Positions for Operating and Maintaining Submarines and Nuclear Facilities

The Brazilian Navy Has Just Announced the Opening of the Public Competition for Admission to the Technical Frame of the Corps of Non-Commissioned Officers of the Navy.

Understand How the Positions for Technicians Are Distributed in the Brazilian Navy and Participate in the Public Competition

Submit Your Application for the Brazilian Navy Competition

Content of the Objective Test for Technician Positions

ELECTRONICS – CONTROL SYSTEMS AND ELECTRICITY (CE)

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Brazilian Navy Opens Positions for Operating and Maintaining Submarines and Nuclear Facilities

The Brazilian Navy Has Just Announced the Opening of the Public Competition for Admission to the Technical Frame of the Corps of Non-Commissioned Officers of the Navy.

Understand How the Positions for Technicians Are Distributed in the Brazilian Navy and Participate in the Public Competition

Submit Your Application for the Brazilian Navy Competition

Content of the Objective Test for Technician Positions

ELECTRONICS – CONTROL SYSTEMS AND ELECTRICITY (CE)

MECHANICS – MACHINE SYSTEMS AND PROPULSION (MP) AND ENGINES (MO)

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Australia prepares to dredge 96.5 million m³ in Moreton Bay to deepen, widen, and realign channels of the Port of Brisbane, in a project of up to 25 years designed to accommodate larger ships and enhance maritime safety and regional port efficiency.

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