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Jurong Shipyard Aracruz In Espírito Santo Has Job Openings

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 19/07/2018 at 10:19

Updated on 11/12/2018 at 20:40

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Shipyard Opens Several Positions in the Naval Industrial Area in ES with Excellent Career Opportunities in Engineering and Management

The Jurong Aracruz Shipyard opens several job opportunities in the industrial area in Espírito Santo and excellent career opportunities. To apply for the positions, you must follow all procedures established by the company’s Human Resources. Below are the requirements, education, and responsibilities to qualify for the positions that require high school and higher education. It is extremely important to read all the requirements for the vacancies as the selection process is rigorous, and all skills required for each role will be tested. Below are the available positions at the EJA SHIPYARD.

Available Positions at the Shipyard

⇒ Project Manager – Bachelor’s degree in Naval Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related fields. Advanced knowledge in technical, financial, and project management activities (e.g., equipment installation, operation, maintenance, calibration of repair, and machine automation validation),

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⇒ QA/QC Manager – P68/P71 – Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (naval, mechanical, production, or related areas) with a valid CREA. Experience in the naval segment and FPSO construction is mandatory. Qualifications and competencies related to field work scope (AWS / IACS / NORSOK / ASME / ASTM / API / NACE / NR / ISO 9001 OTHERS) and advanced English are required. Availability to work in Aracruz, and we offer market-compatible salary and benefits. Position is also available for people with disabilities.

⇒ Project Engineer (Project Management) – Bachelor’s degree in Naval Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related fields. Experience in managing the entire project lifecycle in the naval/offshore industry. Experience in FPSO construction. Microsoft Office. Fluent English, availability to work in Aracruz, and we offer market-compatible salary and benefits. Position is also available for people with disabilities.

⇒ Scaffolding Assembly Supervisor – High school diploma, Scaffolding Assembly Course, knowledge of reading and interpreting assembly diagrams and sketches, and experience in a shipyard will be considered a differential. Availability to work in Aracruz, and we offer market-compatible salary and benefits, and the position is also available for people with disabilities.

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To apply for the open opportunities at the Jurong Aracruz Shipyard, simply go to the official recruitment site by clicking here; the mediation of the selection process is through the VAGAS.COM website. First, log in to the portal and then return to this article to access the page appropriately. In order to have a real chance of being called, apply only for opportunities that match your profiles.

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Jurong Shipyard Aracruz In Espírito Santo Has Job Openings

Shipyard Opens Several Positions in the Naval Industrial Area in ES with Excellent Career Opportunities in Engineering and Management

Available Positions at the Shipyard

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