Did You Do SENAI in Refrigeration? There Are Offshore and Onshore Positions Available in Your Field Today in Macaé

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Published on 20/05/2019 at 16:16

Updated on 20/05/2019 at 16:45

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Elfe Engineering Starts the Week with Open Positions on Land or at Sea for Refrigeration Mechanics Trained by Senai for Operations in Macaé, at the Offshore Hub Where the Company is Located

Professionals trained by Senai with relevant experience in the offshore refrigeration field, stay alert because Elfe Engineering is keeping an eye on you. It is important to emphasize that this is not a repeated post, but a direct communication from the Human Resources department of the contractor, with permanent and temporary positions available in the city of Macaé. Below is a clearer overview of the criteria.

Refrigeration Mechanic – Offshore (01 Position)

Technical Training in Mechanics or Refrigeration Mechanic Course from SENAI;
Proven experience in CTPS as a Refrigeration Mechanic;
Valid CBSP;

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Refrigeration Mechanic – Onshore (01 Position) – Temporary

Technical Training in Mechanics or Refrigeration Mechanic Course from SENAI;
Proven experience in CTPS as a Refrigeration Mechanic;
Reside in Macaé or Rio das Ostras.
Activities: preventive and corrective maintenance of air conditioning and climate control equipment in general (SPLIT, SELF, CHILLER).

Refrigeration Mechanic – Offshore (01 Position)

Technical Training in Mechanics;
Proven experience in CTPS in mechanical activity in industrial refrigeration.

Positions are also available for PWDs and Rehabilitated individuals. Interested candidates should send their resume to recrutamento01@elfe.com.br, mentioning the position name in the subject.

It is worth noting that the campaigns for P-50 and P-58 are about to begin, it is a maintenance shutdown for 694 updated positions announced by the company at the beginning of this month, and they are still actively receiving resumes. See the updated list of positions for these campaigns here.

Did You Do SENAI in Refrigeration? There Are Offshore and Onshore Positions Available in Your Field Today in Macaé

Elfe Engineering Starts the Week with Open Positions on Land or at Sea for Refrigeration Mechanics Trained by Senai for Operations in Macaé, at the Offshore Hub Where the Company is Located

Refrigeration Mechanic – Offshore (01 Position)

Refrigeration Mechanic – Onshore (01 Position) – Temporary

Refrigeration Mechanic – Offshore (01 Position)

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Did You Do SENAI in Refrigeration? There Are Offshore and Onshore Positions Available in Your Field Today in Macaé

Elfe Engineering Starts the Week with Open Positions on Land or at Sea for Refrigeration Mechanics Trained by Senai for Operations in Macaé, at the Offshore Hub Where the Company is Located

Refrigeration Mechanic – Offshore (01 Position)

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Refrigeration Mechanic – Offshore (01 Position)

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