Naval Dockyard, Visakhapatnam has published notification for the recruitment of Tradesman Positions

Naval Dockyard Visakhapatnam - 1121 Tradesman Posts (Expiry Date: 12.01.2016)

Naval Dockyard, Visakhapatnam has published notification for the recruitment of Tradesman Positions.

Trades:

1. Computer Fitter- 49 Posts

2. Electronics Fitter- 58 Posts

3. Radar Fitter- 21 Posts

4. Radio Fitter- 11 Posts

5. Sonar Fitter- 10 Posts

6. Gyro Fitter- 07 Posts

7. Machinery Control Fitter- 28 Posts

8. Electrical Fitter- 179 Posts

9. Instrument- 36 Posts

10. Engine Fitter- 213 Posts

11. Boiler Maker- 19 Posts

12. Ice Fitter- 41 Posts

13. GT Fitter- 25 Posts

14. Ice Fitter Crane- 09 Posts

15. Machinist- 77 Posts

16. Pipe Fitter- 54 Posts

17. Ref & Ac Fitter- 64 Posts

18. Pattern Maker- 08 Posts

19. Foundry- 01 Post

20. Painter- 03 Posts

21. Blacksmith- 12 Posts

22. Plater- 84 Posts

23. Lagger- 03 Posts

24. Shipwright- 49 Posts

25. Welder- 46 Posts

26. Millwright- 14 Posts

Age Limit: 

18 to 25 years as on the last date of receipt of applications.

Qualification: 

Matriculation. Should have completed Apprenticeship training in the relevant feeder trade and should be in possession of trade National Apprenticeship Certificate(NAC) issued by the National 'Council of Vocational Training(NCVT).

Last Date for Receipt of Application: 

Applications duly completed, are required to reach the Admiral Superintendent (for Manager (Personnel), Naval Dockyard, Visakhapatnam within 30 days of publication of this Advertisement in the Employment News.

Date of Advertisement: 12.12.2015 to 18.12.2015.

Notification: Link

About Company: 

Shipbuilding was an established profession throughout the Indian coastline prior to the advent of the Europeans and it contributed significantly to maritime exploration throughout Indian maritime history. Indian rulers weakened with the advent of the European powers during the middle ages. Indian shipbuilders, however, continued to build ships capable of carrying 800 to 1000 tons. The shipbuilders built ships like HMS Hindostan and HMS Ceylon, inducted into the Royal Navy. Other historical ships made by the Indian shipbuilders included HMS Asia (commanded by Edward Codrington during the Battle of Navarino in 1827), HMS Cornwallis (on board which the Treaty of Nanking was signed in 1842), and HMS Minden (on which Francis Scott Key wrote the poem "The Defence of Fort McHenry", later to become the lyrics to "The Star-Spangled Banner").