Welders, Assembly Mechanics, Grinders, Cutters, and More Needed for Jurong Shipyard

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 05/03/2021 at 17:18

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GBJ Metalmecânica Is Hiring for Positions at Jurong Shipyard; Welder, Mechanic, and Other Professionals Are Being Called

GBJ is located in the Greater Vitória area, which facilitates prompt service due to its logistics and appropriate resources to meet market needs. The company stands out for its metalworking services, equipment rental, and scaffolding; machining, boiler-making, metal structures, and industrial civil works. Currently, GBJ is seeking welders, pipefitters, sanders, burners, and assembly mechanics to work at the Jurong Shipyard in Aracruz, Espírito Santo.

The main characteristic of the company is the service to metalworking, equipment rental, and scaffolding; machining, boiler-making, metal structures, and industrial civil works (all onshore and offshore).

See Job Openings to Work at Jurong Shipyard

TIG Welder
MIG Welder
MIG Welder 6G
Industrial Pipefitter
Burner
Assembly Mechanic

Requirement: Each position requires at least 6 months of minimum experience in the role.

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Welders, Assembly Mechanics, Grinders, Cutters, and More Needed for Jurong Shipyard

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See Job Openings to Work at Jurong Shipyard

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