Offshore Vacancies Started by Engefaz for Operations in Espírito Santo

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/09/2019 at 19:47

Updated on 13/09/2019 at 19:48

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For Those Who Have the CFT in Hand, Engefaz Has 5 Job Openings in Espírito Santo for Offshore Operations for Professionals with Technical Education and Specialists

The O&G market is heating up, and offshore positions are emerging in this process. Service Providers and Suppliers Are Taking Advantage of the Moment and are risking hiring to meet demands from operators in the Campos, Santos, and Espírito Santo Basins. This is the case of EGF Engefaz, which announced on September 13 at around 6 PM, offshore job openings for technicians. Check out the requested specialties:

Vibration Analyst

2 Openings to work in the state of Espírito Santo – ES. Offshore Regime
Education: Technical in Mechanics, Electronics, Electromechanics, or Instrumentation. Active CFT. Work with vibration data collection and analysis.

Thermography

2 Openings to work in the state of Espírito Santo – ES. Offshore Regime
Education: Technical in Electrical Engineering with active CFT. To work with thermographic and ultrasound inspection of electrical panels, components, and mechanical equipment.
Instrument Technician – Control Valves 1 Opening to work in the state of Espírito Santo – ES. Offshore Regime
Education: Technical in Mechanics, Electronics, Electromechanics, or Instrumentation. Active CFT. To work with data collection and diagnostics on control valves and instrumentation.

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Engefaz – Predictive Maintenance Engineering Performs Services in the Following Modalities:

Vibration Analysis
Thermography
Alignment and Balancing
Industrial Lubrication
Oil Analysis
Valve Analysis
Ultrasound Inspection
Conventional Inspection
Remote Diagnostics Center
Vibration Analysis in Turbomachinery

Interested candidates matching the profiles described above should send their resume to the email: trabalheconosco@engefaz.com.br, indicating in the subject line the name of the position they are applying for.

Offshore Vacancies Started by Engefaz for Operations in Espírito Santo

For Those Who Have the CFT in Hand, Engefaz Has 5 Job Openings in Espírito Santo for Offshore Operations for Professionals with Technical Education and Specialists

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