Offshore Positions Available For 3-Month Contract For Painter, Climber, And N3 Supervisor

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 31/03/2022 at 15:28

Updated on 31/03/2022 at 20:09

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Job Openings Are Being Promoted by ELFE Engineering for Offshore Opportunities in the City of Macaé – RJ

A Human Resources company responsible for today’s (31) offshore job openings has opportunities in the painting and rope access area. It is necessary to have some boarding courses and qualifications in the area to participate in the selection process, which will take place in Macaé, a city in the interior of RJ.

OFFSHORE OPPORTUNITY REQUIREMENTS

⏳ Duration: Temporary (3 months).
Compensation + Market-Compatible Benefits.
⚠️ CBSP and HUET are mandatory for all positions.

➡️ Painter
➡️ Rope Access Painter N1
➡️ Rope Access Painting Supervisor N3

Do you know a professional who fits this profile? Then tag them in the comments to let them know about this opportunity. ⚠️ Position available for PCD and Rehabilitated individuals as well. The email for sending resumes is recrutamento01@elfe.com.br

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Offshore Positions Available For 3-Month Contract For Painter, Climber, And N3 Supervisor

Job Openings Are Being Promoted by ELFE Engineering for Offshore Opportunities in the City of Macaé – RJ

OFFSHORE OPPORTUNITY REQUIREMENTS

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Job Openings Are Being Promoted by ELFE Engineering for Offshore Opportunities in the City of Macaé – RJ

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