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Job Opportunity for Welders at AES Brazil

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 23/10/2018 at 01:11

Updated on 23/10/2018 at 01:27

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AES Brazil Announces Job Openings for Welders With Experience in Ships and Offshore Platforms

The AES Union group in Brazil is hiring welding professionals with experience to work on ships and offshore platforms. The welding specialist falls into the category of professionals that are in high demand for job requests and opportunities. The welder is vital to the workforce in the metallurgy, metalmechanics, naval, offshore, onshore sectors, etc. If you are a welder with experience, learn more about the requirements for applying for the positions.

Positions: Welders

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Location: Brazil

Requirements:

Welder (certification 6G – AWS D 1.1 and ASME IX)
Offshore experience with welding naval structures and piping
English and knowledge of non-destructive testing will be a differential

The hired welders will perform repair activities, welding, technical drawings, and maintenance assigned to welders. The professional will also work on offshore platforms. It is important for all candidates competing for the positions to provide proof of experience through the CTPS. Other very important factors are the courses and certificates mentioned above that must be up to date.

Interested candidates are requested to send their resumes to Ivan.lima@aes-brazil.com with the job title in the subject line. Please be very careful with your resume, avoiding mistakes that could exclude your name from the selection process.

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