Porto vai gerar 10.300 vagas de empregos em 2020

10,300 Job Openings in Porto Construction Projects Starting Next Year

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 03/08/2019 at 10:54

Updated on 03/08/2019 at 14:25

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São Mateus Mega Port Projects Alongside Thermoelectric Plants and Railway Are Advancing and Will Start Generating Jobs as Soon as Next Year

The construction works of the port of the São Mateus Port Center in Espírito Santo have attracted attention not only from workers in the state but all over Brazil, as the total creation of job vacancies will reach 10,300 when all projects are combined.
Hiring is expected to begin next year, and the project has been monitored here by your Click Oil and Gas portal, including as we reported, yesterday (02/08) a public hearing was scheduled for the entire society to learn about and discuss details of the project.

There are plans to create 2,500 job vacancies in the construction and 3,000 in the operation of the Mega Port, and the project is awaiting environmental licensing from Iema, expected this month of August, and installation licensing, expected by July 2020, to start the works.

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In addition to the Mega Port and the plants, Petrocity plans to build a 560-kilometer railway, connecting São Mateus to Sete Lagoas, in Minas Gerais.
Only in the first phase of the Railway, which will reach the city of Ipatinga (MG), 3,500 direct jobs will be created, between installation and operation.

Thinking about the qualification of workers in the region, Petrocity will technologically train 3,000 young people by the end of 2020, so they can work on the company’s projects or even in other ventures in the region.
The project is for low-income young people, with completed elementary education, aged between 15 and 21, who belong to families already registered in the unified social programs registry.

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