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New Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Jobs in Karachi August 2024 has been announce through latest advertisement Limited is looking for suitable candidates for appointment against the following positions on a contract basis.Details are Mention Below.In these Latest Govt Jobs in Sindh both Male and Female candidates can Apply in these Jobs and can get these Jobs in Pakistan after Completion of…

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DAE Electronics/Electrical/HVAC/Mechanical Paid Internship Program in Karachi Shipyard Engineering Works Ltd.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES We offer Paid Internship opportunities to bright and fresh graduates and diploma holders having first class academic career in Electrical, Electronics, HVAC and Mechanical. Qualification / Eligibility for Job: (See Image for details) Last Date: 09 June 2024 We offer Paid Internship opportunities to bright and fresh graduates and diploma holders having first class academic…

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Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works Limited, located in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan, has announced vacancies for various positions including Assistant Manager Accounts, Deputy Manager, Mechanical Engineer, Assistant Manager, and Deputy Manager Engineering Design. This advertisement was published in the Daily Express Tribune Newspaper on March 26, 2024.

Preferred educational qualifications for these positions include DAE, M.Com, CA, B.E, Bachelor's degree, MBA, and ACCA, among others.

Interested candidates can apply for these government engineering jobs and other positions until April 10, 2024, or as indicated in the closing date mentioned in the newspaper advertisement. For detailed application procedures, interested individuals are advised to read the complete advertisement online.

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Candidates with skills in Ansys, AutoCAD, Abaqus, and Tax may have an advantage in securing these positions at Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works Limited.

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Karachi Shipyard Engineering Work Jobs 2023 Online Apply | KSEW Karachi Job Opportunities 2023

Karachi Shipyard has announced the latest 10+ jobs for the posts of Assistant Manager, Supervisor, Hardware Technician, and other posts. Interested Candidates can apply for the Latest Karachi Shipyard Engineering Work Jobs 2023 Online Apply before November 13, 2023 The Karachi Shipyard Engineering Work requires Qualified, highly talented, and self-motivated Pakistani Nationals to be encouraged…

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Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited KSEW Project Internship Program 2023

Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited KSEW Project Internship Program 2023 Apply Online latest. This Internship advertisement has been published in the Dawn Newspaper on October 29, 2023. Karachi Shipyard is hiring candidates for internships in various technical fields. Successful completion of this internship can lead to the induction of candidates into job positions on a contract basis,…

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[ad_1] Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz jointly launched the fourth MILGEM Class Corvette-PNS Tariq, at Karachi Shipyard today. Initiated in 2018, the MILGEM project envisages the construction of four Corvettes for Pakistan Navy including two in Pakistan and two in Turkiye. The Prime Minister earlier attended the launching ceremony of the third Naval Corvette, PNS Khyber, in Istanbul, in November last year. The first two Corvettes, PNS Babur and PNS Badar were launched in Istanbul and Karachi, in August 2021 and May 2022 respectively. The MILGEM project represents an enduring symbol of Pakistan-Turkiye collaboration in the maritime domain. It is a tangible step towards self-reliance and indigenization and would fulfill the critical security needs of Pakistan Navy. Addressing the launching ceremony of the fourth MILGEM Class Corvette – PNS Tariq, prime minister said the joint venture project was an example of cooperation and support between the two brotherly countries. The prime minister said that Pakistan and Turkiye were tied with the commonality of faith, heritage and civilisation with both sharing perspectives on regional and global issues. Referring to the tremendous support by the people of the subcontinent during Khilafat Movement, the prime minister said the bilateral ties predated the establishment of Pakistan. “We celebrate each others’ success stories and also stand together in the face of challenges… This is the level of our relations as we share each others’ bounties and sorrows,” he remarked. The prime minister recalled Turkish President Erdogan and Turkish First Lady’s visit to Pakistan after the floods as well as the generous contribution by the Turkish people for the flood victims of 2010 as well as last year. The prime minister said that Pakistan Navy was fully dedicated to ensuring the high-quality maritime activities. He said following the increasing burden on Port Qasim of Karachi, Pakistan was needed to create linkages between Karachi and Gwadar ports as Gwadar was about to become a business center for the country as well as the region. Calling the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor a “roaring success” the prime minister said Pakistan and China had agreed to launch the second phase that would comprise green corridor, business corridor, special economic zones and IT corridors. In his address, Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz condoled the loss of lives in Bajaur attack and reiterated Turkiye’s condemnation of terrorism in all of its forms and manifestations. He said the people of Pakistan had a unique place in the hearts of Turkish people as both stood by each other throughout the centuries. He particularly mentioned the Turkish support to Pakistan after the flood and thanked Pakistan for its solidarity after the deadly earthquake hit Turkiye in the recent past. He said considering the prevailing regional situation, the Pakistan-Turkiye defence cooperation was becoming more relevant with enhanced scope. He said that Pakistan and Turkiye were faced with the challenges like Turkiye like cross-border terrorism which necessitated the understanding of the terrorists’ objective and acting totally opposite to their expectations. The Turkish vice president said Turkiye had become a major global actor and reduced its foreign dependence in the defence industry, consequent to the will and leadership of President Erdogan. He said Turkish shipping industry was among the world’s top ten industries producing the warships. He told the gathering that the MILGEM warships were equipped with cutting edge technology and weapon system developed by Turkish industries. Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Amjad Khan Niazi said the MILGEM project would become an emblem of the Pakistan-Turkiye friendship. He said both countries stood shoulder to shoulder in hour of need and exemplified the recent flood in Pakistan and earthquake in Turkiye. Highlighting the opportunities of regional connectivity being provided by the CPEC, the Naval chief said the upgradation of Karachi Shipyard would be key to improving Pakistan’s self-reliance, through the government was also striving to develop another shipyard in Gwadar. He also appreciated the dedication and hard work of the workers and engineers and congratulated al the stakeholders for achieving the milestone. Turkish Deputy Defense Minister Celal Sami, in his remarks the MILGEM project was the manifestation of exemplary bilateral relations. Calling for enhancing the bilateral trade volume, the deputy minister said Turkiye was ready to take part in building Jinnah Class Frigate. Managing Director of Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works Rear Admiral Salman Ilyas said the project showed technological advancement and commitment to improving the maritime defence. He said the MILGEM was capable to carry out a variety of naval operations. He said the Karachi Shipyard was is fully equipped to undertake multiple projects and was in the process of building the indigenously designed gunboat and Jinnah Class frigate, besides contributing to the water supply project for Karachi. Federal ministers Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Ahsan Iqbal, Syed Naveed Qamar and Israr Tareen, Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori and Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah also attended the ceremony. [ad_2]

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DAE Jobs DAE Jobs. Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited is looking for suitable candidates for appointment against following positions, on contract basis. Vacant Poste: AM (Assets & Insurance) AM (Engineering Design) AM (Engineering Planning) AM (Mechanical Maintenance) AM (Technical) Supervisor (Engineering Design) Carpenter Khallasi Steel Fabricator Technical Assistant Network…

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Jobs in Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited

Jobs in Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited

Latest PK Jobs of Assistant Managers, Supervisors, carpenter, Khallasi, Steel Fabricators, Technicians Assistant, Network Technicians have been announced in Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited . The Location of Jobs is Sindh Karachi. The aforesaid Jobs are published in Jang Newspaper. Last Date to Apply is November 30, 2022. More Details About Assistant Managers, Supervisors, carpenter,…

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Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works KSEW Jobs Vacancies 2022

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On this page, we post all information related to Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works KSEW Jobs 2022 advertisement. We get a Current Career Notice from Daily Express Newspaper. Interested persons who want to work in a challenging engineering environment are welcome to read the advertisement and apply for the desired post. Applicants interested in searching for jobs in Karachi should not miss…

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Latest Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works Department Jobs in August 2024 Advertisement

Latest Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works Department Jobs in August 2024 has been announce through latest advertisement Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited is looking for suitable candidates for appointment against following positions on contract basis.Details are Mention Below.In these Latest Govt Jobs in Sindh both Male and Female candidates can Apply in these Jobs and can get…

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DAE Mechanical Job in Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited as Technical Assistant

JOB OPPORTUNITIES Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited is looking for suitable candidates for appointment against following position on contract basis. Qualification / Eligibility for Job: (See Image for details) Last Date 27 August 2023 DAE Mechanical Job in Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited as Technical Assistant Apply Online through Official Website Manager (HR)…

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PM Imran Khan inaugurates shiplift and transfer system at Karachi Shipyard

PM Imran Khan inaugurates shiplift and transfer system at Karachi Shipyard

KARACHI: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday inaugurated the shiplift and transfer device at the Karachi Shipyard which will help improve the efficiency of the transport area. The prime minister finished the inauguration with the aid of touching an digital panel on the event. Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Ali Haider Zaidi, Minister for Defence Production Zubaida Jalal, parliamentarians…

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Pakistan Navy’s 4th Azmat-class FAC launched by Karachi Shipyard Pakistan Navy’s (PN) fourth Azmat-class fast attack craft equipped with missiles was launched by Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works (KSEW) on 27 November 2019.

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Submarine in Pakistan Navy

The programme of (submarine technology transfer) Agosta class submarine, envisages a very high degree of transfer-of-technology, which is bound to benefit the local industry in improving our indigenous capability of building air-independent propulsion, which is a viable substitute of nuclear propulsion....—Rear Admiral Gulzaman Malik, Commander of Submarine Service Force, 1999, [29]The Submarines Service Force (SSF) is the major command and aggressive command of Pakistan Navy, with primary mission including the commencing of peaceful engagement, surveillance and intelligence management, special operations, precision strikes, battle group operations, and the control of Pakistan's border seas. The Submarine command also takes responsibility to protect country's sea lanes of communication as well as to protect the economical interests, foreign trade and development of the country.[64][65]

In mid-2006, the Navy announced its requirement of three new fast-attack submarines to replace the two Agosta-70 submarines and rebuild its submarine fleet— after retiring the four Daphne Class.[64] Immediately, the French defence consortium, the DCN, offered its latest export design— the Marlin class submarine— which is based on the Scorpène class submarine, but also uses technology from the Barracuda nuclear attack submarine.[64] However, the Navy chose the Type 214 submarine, during the "IDEAS 2008 exhibition", the HDW director Walter Freitag told the media that: "The commercial contract has been finalized up to 95%. The first submarine would be delivered to the Pakistan Navy in 64 months after signing of the contract while the rest would be completed successively in 12 months".[66] However in 2009, it was reported that the Navy had cancelled its plans with HDW, the German government adjourn the deal further deliberation leading the Navy to cancel the contract with HDW while the German government seemed not-interested to transfer the submarine technology to Pakistan. However, the German government insisted that "a final decision should be made soon".[64] In 2012, an undisclosed navy officials confirmed to media and news channels that the plan of acquiring German submarines has been scrapped, dismissed as the Navy is no longer interested in the German submarines. Instead, the Navy has stepped into build the nation's first indigenously built nuclear submarine, which will be built by the Navy's PNEC nuclear engineers, assisted by the civilian PAEC's nuclear engineers and scientists.[64]

The X-Craft submarines are charged with carrying out the mine laying, torpedo attacks, frogman operations and commando landing, roughly for special forces operations. Three submarines of this class are operated by the Navy.[citation needed] In 1985, the Italian Navy signed an understanding memorandum with the Navy and assisted the Navy to locally built these midget submarines.[67] The Italian defence contractor, the COSMOS, supervised the first construction of the submarine while other two were built by Pakistan.[67]

All of the Navy's submarines have been equipped with Anti-ship missile (AShM) which can be fired while submerged. The three submarines, the Khalid class, are equipped and capable of firing Exocet missiles, while the older Agosta 70A submarines have been equipped with United States Harpoon missiles. The PNS Hamza submarine has an AIP reactor, containing the MESMA Air Independent Propulsion system, while the PNS Khalid and PNS Saad were upgraded with the same MESMA AIP reactor system. The Navy also plans to integrate the Boeing Harpoon Block-II missile on to its Agosta-90B submarines; and the Agosta-90Bs are capable of firing Black Shark torpedo, an Italian made naval variant.

Since 2001, the Navy has been seeking to enhance its strategic strike and precision capability by developing naval variants of the Babur land attack cruise missile (LACM).[64] The Babur LACM has a range of 700 km and is capable of using both conventional and nuclear warheads.[64] Future developments of LACM include capability of being launched from submarines, surface combatants and aircraft.[64]

Since 1964, the submarines have been active with Pakistan Navy, and five active-duty diesel electric submarines and three midget submarines, MG110, are in SSGN command.[68]