5 mil vagas de emprego na área de construção civil para a nova fase das obras do projeto Puma II da Klabin

5,000 Job Openings in Construction for the New Phase of Klabin’s Puma II Project

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Published on 06/02/2020 at 10:05

5 mil vagas de emprego na área de construção civil para a nova fase das obras do projeto Puma II da Klabin

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Klabin Will Open About 5,000 Job Openings in New Phase of Project Puma II – Largest Private Investment in the History of the State, Amounting to R$ 9.1 Billion, in Ortigueira.

The new phase of Project Puma II, in PR, requires most of the hiring in the civil construction area. Klabin is about to start the electromechanical assembly (implementation of the factory infrastructure), and many jobs in the sector will be available soon. Brazilian Researcher Revolutionizes and Transforms “Oil Water” into Ethanol and Methanol.

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The civil construction phase combined with the electromechanical assembly is the period that requires the most workforce. According to Klabin, the largest movement will occur between April and August, where around 4,000 to 5,000 new job openings are expected from the participating companies in the project.

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Klabin Job Openings – Ortigueira – PR

Carpenter
Reinforcing Steel Worker
Assembler Mechanic, Maintenance Mechanic, Adjuster
Welder
Boilermaker
Industrial Electrician
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The new hires are being made through the Worker Agencies of Ortigueira, Telêmaco Borba, and Imbaú – the area covered by the factory.

“The companies contracted for industrial construction and assembly are open to establish partnerships with the Worker Agencies, seeking to simplify processes and improve the way job openings are advertised so that everyone with conditions for employment has the same opportunity for a new job,” says Sales Bueno, manager of People and Management of Project Puma II.

In addition to recruitment at the agencies in the mentioned municipalities, a bus will travel through the region to other nearby cities and districts, the Mobile Worker Agency. “The mobile bus will go to nearby districts to recruit workers who are unable to travel to a worker agency,” explains Secretary Ney Leprevost.

The Sejuf also informed that there is no specific schedule for this process. If not all vacancies are filled in the region, Sejuf says it will expand the job offerings to agencies in other cities in the state.

5,000 Job Openings in Construction for the New Phase of Klabin’s Puma II Project

Klabin Will Open About 5,000 Job Openings in New Phase of Project Puma II – Largest Private Investment in the History of the State, Amounting to R$ 9.1 Billion, in Ortigueira.

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5,000 Job Openings in Construction for the New Phase of Klabin’s Puma II Project

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