Elfe Engenharia com vagas de emprego onshore para auxiliares

Elfe Engineering Offers Onshore Job Openings for Assistants

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/01/2019 at 12:54

Elfe continua seguindo com seus projetos onshore na cidade de Vitória, capital do estado do Espirito Santo. A mesmo solicitou no último sábado(19) profissionais técnicos para atuar em suas instalações na região como auxiliares, então prestem atenção nos requisitos para que não haje equívocos

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The Company Started Another Selection Process for Onshore Electrical Assistants on January 19 in Vitória, Espírito Santo

Elfe continues to follow its onshore projects in the city of Vitória, the capital of Espírito Santo state. It requested technical professionals last Saturday (19) to work at its facilities in the region as electrical assistants, so pay attention to the requirements to avoid mistakes. If you want to know what the first major selection process of Elfe in 2019 was, access another article here, where it hired 15 professionals at the time.

ELFE OPERAÇÃO E MANUTENÇÃO S.A. is offering a job opportunity in ES for the following position:

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Elfe Engineering Offers Onshore Job Openings for Assistants

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