Elfe Engenharia abriu seu processo seletivo para parada de produção

Elfe Engenharia Opened Its Selection Process for Production Shutdown

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 28/03/2017 at 20:18

Urgente Grande empresa offshore nacional abriu vagas hoje para parada de produção

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In Celebration of New Maintenance Contracts, Elfe Engenharia Has Opportunities in Various Positions in the Offshore Sector.

Elfe Engenharia, a large national company that has stood out in recent years for securing several offshore and onshore contracts to provide services to Petrobras, opened today (03/28/2017) its selection process for hiring in the first week of April. Remember that there were other selection processes last week, in which it was announced positions in the maritime sector and opportunities for those with technical and higher education, which is the case of the publication from last week where vacancies were disclosed for technicians and engineers.

[video_embed name=”Does Brazil Have Salvation?”]The offshore positions available at Elfe today are for boilermakers, climbing instrument technicians, tube instrument technicians, scaffold builders, scaffold supervisors, refrigeration technicians, welding inspectors, and TIG welders.

For the boilermaker position, the candidate must prove knowledge on their card in mini-boiler and up-to-date rescue.

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In the climbing instrument technician role, it is mandatory for the employee to have the ABRAMAN certification or to have a technical degree from MEC accredited schools. If the candidate does not have these certifications but has 3 years of experience in the field, they can also apply, provided they have CBSP, NR-10, and rope access courses. For tube instrument technicians, the same qualifications apply, but the N1 rope access course will not be required.

Scaffold supervisors with technical training, rescue, and 4 years of experience are required. If you can prove 10 years of experience in this role under CLT, the previous requirements will not be mandatory.

The company needs refrigeration technicians with training at Senai in Refrigeration Technician, CREA, CBSP, NR-10, and experience in this occupation.

For all the above vacancies, please send your resume to recruitment01@elfe.com.br

Welding inspectors with certification in magnetic particles, non-destructive testing, Irata 3, and ABENDI, please send your resumes today to confidential.vagas2016@yahoo.com.br.

TIG welders needed immediately, please send resumes only if you meet the following requirements: Rescue, Huet, completed high school, qualified in welding, and at least 3 years of experience. Only for residents of Casimiro, Rio das Ostras, and Macaé. Please remember to include your salary expectations in the email oportunidadesezhur@gmail.com

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