Elfe Launches P50 and P58 Campaign with 694 Offshore Positions in 2019 Selection Process

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 04/05/2019 at 13:18

Updated on 05/05/2019 at 21:40

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The Largest Selection Process of the Year Has Just Been Announced by Elfe Engenharia This Saturday, May 4th, With Nearly 700 Offshore Positions to Support the Campaign on Platforms P50 and P58

Elfe is looking for the professionals below for TEMPORARY hiring for the campaign on platforms P-50 and P-58. It is certainly the largest selection process for offshore positions of the year.
The platforms are of the FPSO type, with P50 operating in the Albacora Leste field and P58 in the Whale Park, both in the Campos Basin.

Below is the extensive list of positions; the company mentions that the positions are temporary, but did not disclose the hiring deadline. At the end of the article is the “screenshot” of the offshore job announcement posted by the company’s HR less than an hour ago.
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WELDER – 10 positions
ROPE ACCESS WELDER – 06 positions
PIPING SUPERVISOR – 02 positions
PAINTER SUPERVISOR – 06 positions
ROPE ACCESS PIPING SUPERVISOR – 06 positions
ROPE ACCESS PAINTER SUPERVISOR – 12 positions
CONTROL MONITORING TECHNICIAN – 04 positions
PLANNING TECHNICIAN – 06 positions
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY TECHNICIAN – 10 positions
UMS COORDINATOR – 04 positions
STOREKEEPER – 08 positions
STOREKEEPER (PAINTS WAREHOUSE) – 4 positions
PIPER – 52 positions
ROPE ACCESS PIPER – 20 positions
PIPING DRAFTER – 06 positions
PAINTING DRAFTER – 04 positions
ELECTRICIAN – 16 positions

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MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN – 04 positions
ROPE ACCESS ELECTRICIAN – 06 positions
SCAFFOLDING FOREMAN – 08 positions
PAINTING FOREMAN – 14 positions
ROPE ACCESS PAINTING INSPECTOR – 10 positions
WELDING INSPECTOR – 02 positions
INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN – 08 positions
ROPE ACCESS INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN – 04 positions
PIPELINE INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN – 12 positions
SCAFFOLD INSTALLER – 32 positions
SCAFFOLD INSTALLER/PAINTER – 24 positions
MACHINE OPERATOR – 24 positions
ROPE ACCESS PAINTER – 64 positions
WATER JET PAINTER – 96 positions
INDUSTRIAL PAINTER – 182 positions
AIRLESS INDUSTRIAL PAINTER – 16 positions
LETTERING INDUSTRIAL PAINTER – 14 positions

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Elfe Launches P50 and P58 Campaign with 694 Offshore Positions in 2019 Selection Process

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