Vagas offshore UO-BC, contrato de manutenção devastador na Bacia de Campos anunciado às 11h de hoje

Offshore UO-BC Positions, Devastating Maintenance Contract in Campos Basin Announced Today at 11 AM

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/12/2019 at 16:02

Updated on 02/12/2019 at 18:14

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Elfe Engineering Announced Many Offshore Positions Today at 11 AM, 02, to Support Two New Contracts in Maintenance, UO-BC in the Campos Basin.

Elfe Engineering Starts December with a Promising Selection Process, There Are Many Offshore Positions to Support Two New Contracts in Maintenance, UO-BC in the Campos Basin. The Company Requires Experience in the Role and a Valid CBSP Course for All Required Positions. For Everything! 70 Job Openings Today at the Much Desired American Baker for Rio and SP

About the Operations Unit of Exploration and Production of the Campos Basin

The UO-BC is the operations unit that manages the mature fields and concessions located in the extreme south of the Campos Basin. Currently, the daily oil production average of the UO-BC is about 380 thousand barrels per day.

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About Offshore Positions

TEAM SUPERVISOR
ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN 2
INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN 2
MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN 2
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC
CRANE ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN
CRANE INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN
CRANE MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN
CLIMBING ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN
CLIMBING INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN
CLIMBING MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN
CLIMBING ELECTRICAL TECH SUPERVISOR N3
CLIMBING INSTRUMENTATION TECH SUPERVISOR N3
CLIMBING MECHANICAL TECH SUPERVISOR N3

Application

If You Are a Professional Specialized in Any of the Above Roles and Meet the Requirements Set by the Company, Send Your Resume Immediately to recrutamento01@elfe.com.br

Offshore UO-BC Positions, Devastating Maintenance Contract in Campos Basin Announced Today at 11 AM

Elfe Engineering Announced Many Offshore Positions Today at 11 AM, 02, to Support Two New Contracts in Maintenance, UO-BC in the Campos Basin.

About the Operations Unit of Exploration and Production of the Campos Basin

About Offshore Positions

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