Job Openings at Shipyard: Brasfels Opens Positions for Various Education Levels in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 19/01/2024 at 19:14

Updated on 19/01/2024 at 19:31

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The Company Is Offering Job Vacancies for Helpers, Mechanics, Welders, Plumbers, Painters, Boilermakers, and Much More!

The shipyard Brasfels, owned by the Keppel Offshore & Marine group, located in Angra dos Reis, Rio de Janeiro, announced the opening of several job vacancies for mid-level, technical, and higher education professionals who want to work in the shipbuilding sector, one of the most important sectors of the oil and gas industry in Brazil. Opportunities are available for various positions, such as engineers, supervisors, mechanics, welders, electricians, painters, boilermakers, and much more, see below how to register your resume for job vacancies!

Brasfels

Brasfels, or Estaleiros Brasileiros S.A., is a Brazilian company located in Angra dos Reis, in the state of Rio de Janeiro. Founded in 1976, Brasfels is one of the leading shipbuilding and offshore companies in Brazil, specializing in the manufacturing and repair of oil and gas platforms, ships, and other maritime structures.

The company has complete infrastructure for the construction of large naval projects, including dry docks, assembly and manufacturing areas, and has a highly qualified team of engineers, technicians, and specialized workers.

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Job Vacancies Offered by Brasfels

1/2 Boilermaker
1/2 Electrician
1/2 Plumber
Maritime Artisan
Production Assistant
Boilermaker
Naval Carpenter
Plumber
Electrical Supervisor
Structural Supervisor
Painting Supervisor
Pipe Supervisor
Grinder
Sheet Metal Worker
Instrument Technician
Insulator
Blaster
Electrical Leader
Structural Leader
Painting Leader
Pipe Leader
Lubricator
Structural Burner
Pipe Burner
Mechanic
Adjustment Mechanic
Commissioning Mechanic
Electrical Master
Structural Master
Painting Master
Pipe Master
Scaffolder
Forklift Operator
Equipment Operator
Cranes Operator
Overhead Crane Operator
Painter
Rigger
Marker
Structural Welder
Pipe Welder
Lathe Operator

Applications for Job Vacancies at Brasfels

Applications for job vacancies at Brasfels, a renowned company in the Brazilian naval sector, are open and represent a unique opportunity for professionals who wish to be part of a highly qualified team that is active in the development of the naval and offshore industry.

With a history of success and international recognition, Brasfels offers vacancies in various fields, from engineering and production to administrative areas, providing a challenging and rewarding work environment. Interested candidates can apply for the available positions through the company’s official website BY CLICKING HERE.

In the application form, the candidate must select the desired position, as well as provide basic information such as phone number, work experience, date of birth, and others. Good luck!

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Job Openings at Shipyard: Brasfels Opens Positions for Various Education Levels in Rio de Janeiro

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Job Vacancies Offered by Brasfels

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Job Openings at Shipyard: Brasfels Opens Positions for Various Education Levels in Rio de Janeiro

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