OEC Engenharia Announces 40 Job Openings for People with Disabilities in Partnership with the Brazilian Navy

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Published on 17/10/2022 at 11:27

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OEC Engineering Has Dozens of Job Openings for PWD Candidates in Rio de Janeiro. The Opportunities Were Opened in Partnership with Senai for Work on Prosub.

OEC Engineering and Construction announced the opening of registrations for its apprenticeship program focused exclusively on people with disabilities (PWD). The job openings for PWD are being conducted in partnership with the National Service for Industrial Learning, selecting 40 individuals to work on projects contracted by the Brazilian Navy within the Submarine Development Program (Prosub), in Itajaí (RJ).

Areas for Job Openings for PWD Available at OEC Engineering

Out of the total job openings for PWD available for Prosub, 20 are for administrative activities and another 20 for those interested in working at the construction site. Among the benefits provided by OEC Engineering for hired professionals are transportation vouchers, dental plans, and health insurance.

The registrations are valid for candidates aged 16 and older and will be open until October 20. According to OEC Engineering’s Director of People and Planning, Ludmila Lavigne, the program developed in partnership with Prosub and Senai arose from a genuine demand of the company, which hopes to train and retain talent after the completion of the course.

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Learn About the Submarine Development Program (Prosub)

The Submarine Development Program (Prosub) was created in 2008 between Brazil and France, anticipating the transfer of French technology for the development of four conventional submarines powered by diesel-electric engines, and one submarine that would use nuclear energy, along with a shipyard and a naval base.

The aim of Prosub is to protect the Blue Amazon, an area that extends approximately 8,500 km, along which the Brazilian Jurisdictional Waters (AJB) run, totaling an approximate area of 4.5 million km², which contains biological and mineral wealth threatened by predatory exploitation.

This region is also home to hundreds of platforms for underwater exploration. More than 90% of Brazil’s oil, around two million barrels daily, is extracted from the sea. Additionally, about 95% of the national foreign trade occurs via the seas.

About OEC Engineering

With over 78 years of experience, OEC Engineering has been responsible for the development of more than 2,900 large-scale projects in over 30 countries worldwide, such as hydroelectric, nuclear and thermal plants, bridges, tunnels, viaducts, subway lines, airports, urban trains, ports, railways, industrial works, refineries, among many others.

Last year, OEC Engineering received the Global Best Projects award for the tenth consecutive year, an award granted by the American magazine Engineering News Record (ENR), a distinction considered by the engineering market as the Oscar of global engineering.

For its focused action on Sustainability, OEC has received the Gold Seal of the GHG Protocol program since 2014, which gathers greenhouse gas emissions inventories. Currently, OEC provides jobs for over 18,000 employees from various countries, across more than 20 projects spread throughout the Americas and Africa.

OEC Engenharia Announces 40 Job Openings for People with Disabilities in Partnership with the Brazilian Navy

OEC Engineering Has Dozens of Job Openings for PWD Candidates in Rio de Janeiro. The Opportunities Were Opened in Partnership with Senai for Work on Prosub.

Areas for Job Openings for PWD Available at OEC Engineering

Learn About the Submarine Development Program (Prosub)

About OEC Engineering

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