400 vagas de emprego para atender parada de manutenção offshore, anunciada às 16h de hoje, 20 de janeiro

400 Job Openings to Support Offshore Maintenance Shutdown Announced at 4 PM Today, January 20

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Published on 20/01/2020 at 18:41

400 vagas de emprego para atender parada de manutenção offshore, anunciada às 16h de hoje, 20 de janeiro

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Elfe Engineering Just Announced Around 400 Job Openings to Support Offshore Maintenance Shutdown; There Are 20 Positions!

Large-scale job openings for offshore activities were just announced by Elfe Engineering this Monday, 20th, around 4:30 PM. There are many opportunities that encompass 20 positions, check them all out below! PREPOM 2020 Want to work offshore? Your time has come! The Navy opens 23,000 slots for free training and improvement courses throughout Brazil

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Elfe Engineering reports that the offshore positions are temporary for 45 days to support maintenance shutdown but makes it clear that there is a possibility of renewal for another 45 days.

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About the Offshore Positions at Elfe Engineering

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Warehouse Clerk 05 slots
Boilermaker 140 slots
Rope Access Boilermaker 50 slots
Rope Access Electrician 10 slots
Electrician 26 slots
Pipe Instrument Technician 22 slots
Instrument Technician 08 slots
Scaffold Leader 07 slots
Scaffold Supervisor 02 slots
Welder 22 slots
Boilermaking Supervisor 10 slots

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Boilermaking Leader 12 slots
Rope Access Boilermaking Supervisor 12 slots
Safety Technician 08 slots
Materials Technician 05 slots
Rope Access Electrician Supervisor 04 slots
APLAT Planner 04 slots
Welding Inspector 11 slots
Painting Inspector 04 slots
Equipment Inspector 06 slots

Requirements

Candidates must have up-to-date Lifesaving certification and experience in the field.

Stay alert, as new job opportunities may arise throughout the day and week! The company emphasizes that positions are also available for people with disabilities and Rehabilitated individuals.

Application for Elfe Engineering Job Openings

If you specialize in any of the positions above and meet the requirements set by the company, immediately send your resume to recrutamento.parada@elfe.com.br, mentioning the job title in the email subject line. Good Luck!

Elfe specializes in industrial operation and maintenance services. With over 22 years in the market, offering scalable solutions and cost efficiency.

400 Job Openings to Support Offshore Maintenance Shutdown Announced at 4 PM Today, January 20

Elfe Engineering Just Announced Around 400 Job Openings to Support Offshore Maintenance Shutdown; There Are 20 Positions!

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About the Offshore Positions at Elfe Engineering

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Application for Elfe Engineering Job Openings

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400 Job Openings to Support Offshore Maintenance Shutdown Announced at 4 PM Today, January 20

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Application for Elfe Engineering Job Openings

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