Elfe Starts Selection Process for More Offshore Positions on May 7

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 08/05/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 07/05/2019 at 20:05

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Offshore Job Openings Were Announced On May 7 By The Company’s HR For Technical Professionals With Active CFT.

After the massive selection process for hiring 694 professionals for the P50 and P58 campaign, Elfe Engenharia returns to the hiring scene, showing that it has many contracts to fulfill and professionals to select.
In a recent social media post, Elfe Engenharia announced the opening of a selection process for the immediate hiring of Electrical Technician, Instrumentation Technician, and Mechanical Technician.

All offshore positions are for work on cranes, so see below the requirements set by the company and at the end of the article, what you need to do to apply for the positions.

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Offshore Crane Electrical Technician

Technical Education in Electrotechnics or Electromechanics;
Registration in CFT and annual fee paid;
Proven experience in the CTPS in electrical maintenance of cranes;
Employer’s declaration proving the above-mentioned experience is required;
Valid CBSP.

Offshore Crane Instrumentation Technician

Technical Education in Instrumentation, Electronics, or Automation;
Registration in CFT and annual fee paid;
Proven experience in the CTPS in electrical maintenance of cranes;
Employer’s declaration proving the above-mentioned experience is required;
Valid CBSP.

Offshore Crane Mechanical Technician

Technical Education in Mechanics or Electromechanics;
Registration in CFT and annual fee paid;
Proven experience in CTPS with mechanical maintenance of cranes;
Employer’s declaration proving the requested experience is required.
Valid CBSP.

The company emphasizes that the offshore positions are also available for PWDs and Rehabbed individuals and that interested parties should send their CV to recrutamento01@elfe.com.br, mentioning the job title in the subject.

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Elfe Starts Selection Process for More Offshore Positions on May 7

Offshore Job Openings Were Announced On May 7 By The Company’s HR For Technical Professionals With Active CFT.

Offshore Crane Electrical Technician

Offshore Crane Instrumentation Technician

Offshore Crane Mechanical Technician

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