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ELFE Hiring Technicians for Offshore Positions

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 22/10/2018 at 00:24

Updated on 22/10/2018 at 00:26

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ELFE Company Is Hiring Technicians With Experience to Work on Offshore Oil Platforms

Once again, Elfe is opening a selection process for technicians with offshore experience. The hired technicians will work on platforms or FPSOs in the instrumentation and PLC area. According to reports from professionals who have participated in selection processes at Elfe, the requirements regarding experience are significant, which can only be proven through the CTPS and course certificates that enable the professional to work on board. Learn now about the requirements for the vacancies.

Positions: 2 for Instrumentation Technician II

Technical Education in Instrumentation, Electronics, or Industrial Automation. Registration with CREA. Proven experience in CTPS, working in instrumentation maintenance activities in industrial areas and in work done with PLC interface. Must have offshore experience. A PLC course of at least 40 hours is desirable.

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ELFE Hiring Technicians for Offshore Positions

ELFE Company Is Hiring Technicians With Experience to Work on Offshore Oil Platforms

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