More Offshore Jobs In Macaé Announced Tonight On This May 29

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/05/2019 at 20:37

Updated on 29/05/2019 at 20:54

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Elfe Engenharia Announced On This May 29th Offshore Vacancies For Many Positions Around 6 PM, Contracts May Be For The Branch In Macaé Or Vitória

Another great sequence of offshore vacancies has just been made available by Elfe Engenharia on this May 29th in the evening. The company did not provide more information about the place of action, but since the certifications are intended for maritime units, we believe they are for the cities of Macaé – RJ or Vitória – ES. Check out the positions the company is looking for:

PIPELINE DRAFTER – OFFSHORE – 02 Vacancies
Technical or Higher Education;
Proven experience in the position validated in CTPS, with planning and/or industrial maintenance execution activities.
Valid CBSP.
PAINT DRAFTER – OFFSHORE – 01 Vacancy
Technical or Higher Education;
Proven experience in the position validated in CTPS, with planning and/or industrial maintenance execution activities.
Valid CBSP.

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CRANE ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN – OFFSHORE
Technical Education in Electrical Engineering or Electromechanics; Registration in CFT and current annual fees;
Proven experience in CTPS in electrical maintenance of cranes;
Employer’s declaration proving the above-mentioned experience is required;
Valid CBSP.

CRANE INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN – OFFSHORE
Technical Education in Instrumentation, Electronics or Automation;
Registration in CFT and current annual fees;
Proven experience in CTPS in electrical maintenance of cranes;
Employer’s declaration proving the above-mentioned experience is required;
Valid CBSP.

Positions are also available for PWDs or rehabilitated individuals. Interested candidates fitting the profile, please send your resume to recrutamento01@elfe.com.br, mentioning the position name in the subject.

If you are one of our readers, you probably already know that Elfe Engenharia is about to begin a major maintenance shutdown for platforms P-50 and P-58, the good news is that it is still accepting applications but the contacts are different for these projects. Find out how to apply and get the correct email here.

More Offshore Jobs In Macaé Announced Tonight On This May 29

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