Elfe Announces 3-4 Offshore Piping Designer Vacancies

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 04/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 03/04/2019 at 17:48

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Aiming to Meet Its Maintenance Contracts, Elfe Engenharia Has Offshore Positions for Its Maintenance Planning Department

Elfe has 2 (two) Offshore Piping Drafter Positions available, which is an excellent opportunity to join a company with 16 years of experience in solutions for the oil and gas market.
The company has three main areas of operation: Operation and Maintenance, Construction and Assembly, and Drilling and Production.
Recognized for operational excellence, Elfe operates in 9 states across the country, is involved in the maintenance of 56% of offshore platforms and 73% of refineries in operation in Brazil.

Check the prerequisites for the Offshore positions:

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Offshore Piping Drafter (02 Positions)

Technical or Higher Education;
Experience in the role, with planning and/or execution of industrial maintenance activities.

Cities Where Elfe Engenharia Operates

Currently, it holds operational bases in 12 strategic cities scattered along almost the entire Brazilian coast; those who think that Elfe only operates in offshore maintenance are mistaken, as its service portfolio is quite broad in our territory. Read below the cities where it operates; perhaps some of them are near you:

Canoas – RS
Joinville – SC
São Paulo – SP
Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Macaé – RJ
Vitória – ES

Salvador – BA
Aracaju – SE
Mossoró – RN
Fortaleza – CE
Belém – PA
Manaus – AM

Elfe emphasizes that the position is also available for people with disabilities or rehabilitated individuals, and those interested and fitting the profile should send their resume to recrutamento01@elfe.com.br, mentioning the job title in the subject line.

Halliburton, through its Human Resources department, announced on 04/02, therefore less than 24 hours from the posting of this article, an Offshore Vacancy for Cementing Assistant.
The professional will perform their duties at Halliburton’s base in Catu, a municipality in Bahia, well-known for its prosperity in the oil sector. Access here to learn how to apply and join Halliburton!

Elfe Announces 3-4 Offshore Piping Designer Vacancies

Aiming to Meet Its Maintenance Contracts, Elfe Engenharia Has Offshore Positions for Its Maintenance Planning Department

Offshore Piping Drafter (02 Positions)

Cities Where Elfe Engenharia Operates

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Elfe Announces 3-4 Offshore Piping Designer Vacancies

Aiming to Meet Its Maintenance Contracts, Elfe Engenharia Has Offshore Positions for Its Maintenance Planning Department

Offshore Piping Drafter (02 Positions)

Cities Where Elfe Engenharia Operates

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Austrian engineers have developed an inflatable concrete technology that transforms flat slabs into domes using only air pressure, eliminating scaffolding and temporary forms, and potentially changing the way bridges, tunnels, and curved roofs are constructed worldwide.

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