Recruitment in Rio de Janeiro Demands Job Openings for Technicians and Engineers in Industrial Maintenance Sectors

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 27/12/2020 at 09:35

Updated on 27/12/2020 at 09:40

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Elfe Engineering is Hiring for Mid-Level, Technical, and Higher Positions to Meet Industrial Maintenance Contracts in Rio de Janeiro

Elfe Engineering, through its operational base in Rio de Janeiro, has announced job openings for mid-level, technical, and higher positions. The opportunities are to meet the company’s industrial maintenance contracts; check the positions and how to apply. Also apply, Equipment Manufacturer in São Paulo Hiring for Jobs in the Maintenance and Planning Sector

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Many job openings are coming, as Petrobras has closed three more contracts with Elfe Engineering, a traditional player in the oil and gas service sector in Brazil.

The contractor has won two maintenance contracts: one at the Rio de Janeiro Operations Unit (UO-RIO) and another at the Bahia Operations Unit (UO-BA), in addition to an industrial cleaning contract, and many job openings are on the way.

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“ELFE continues to work hard, even with the difficulties of the pandemic. We are very pleased to announce the acquisition of three new contracts with Petrobras in June 2020; UO-Rio Lot A, Industrial Cleaning, and UO-BA. We are excited about the growth opportunities for the company, which is in full expansion and becoming even stronger in the Oil and Gas market. If you are part of our Team, we appreciate your efforts. If you are not yet, many opportunities are on the way,” the company stated.

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Check Below the Positions and Apply for Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro at Elfe Engineering

Benefits

Health Plan
Transportation Allowance
Meal Allowance
Medical Assistance
Life Insurance
Career Plan
Gympass

Requirements: You can check the requirements for the positions above in the application link directly on the company’s website

Application

Therefore, those interested in job opportunities at Elfe Engineering in Rio de Janeiro should apply directly on the company’s website by clicking on the desired position above. GOOD LUCK!

Recruitment in Rio de Janeiro Demands Job Openings for Technicians and Engineers in Industrial Maintenance Sectors

Elfe Engineering is Hiring for Mid-Level, Technical, and Higher Positions to Meet Industrial Maintenance Contracts in Rio de Janeiro

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Elfe Engineering is Hiring for Mid-Level, Technical, and Higher Positions to Meet Industrial Maintenance Contracts in Rio de Janeiro

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