A construção da termoelétrica GNA Açu é dominada por trabalhadores da região, vejam os números

The Construction of the GNA Açu Thermoelectric Plant Is Dominated by Local Workers, See the Numbers

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/11/2018 at 22:24

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Currently, 482 Workers from the Municipality Registered at the Job Opportunities Desk Are Working on the Construction of the Enterprise. Learn How to Get a Job Too.

Workers registered at the Job Opportunities Desk of São João da Barra currently represent 58% of the labor force hired for the works of the Açu Natural Gas Consortium (GNA) thermoelectric plant. This percentage corresponds to 482 positions, filled by residents of São João in the construction of the enterprise. The data was released this week by the Job Opportunities Desk, linked to the Superintendency of Labor and Income of the Department of Economic and Technological Development.

The space is a source for labor acquisition inquiries, with a registration of resumes both in person and online, accounting for over 7,000 registrants in a year.

According to the Superintendent of Labor and Income, Sávio Saboia, this number of hiring is the result of actions by the municipal government and ongoing dialogue with the companies located in the Açu port complex. “We are working to ensure that more and more residents of São João can occupy these positions, as well as others in the region,” he pointed out.

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There Are 4 Ways to Apply

⇒ Interested parties within the functions should go to the Opportunity Space – SMTR – Municipal Superintendency of Labor and Income – smtr@campos.rj.gov.br. Roberto Silveira Bus Station – Avenida José Alves de Azevedo, s/nº – Center – Campos – RJ – 22 981751106.

⇒ The second option is to register at the Job Desk of São João da Barra at the address http://www.sjb.rj.gov.br/balcao-de-oportunidades

⇒ The third registration option for these works can be at the addresses of the port operators: www.vagas.com.br/rede-de-empregabilidade or https://www.vagas.com.br/empregos/prumo-logistica.

⇒ The fourth option is to send an email to Andrade Gutierrez at the address vagas.utent@agnet.com.br for general workers. For PWDs (People with Disabilities), the email address is utent.curriculopcd@agnet.com.br.

The Construction of the GNA Açu Thermoelectric Plant Is Dominated by Local Workers, See the Numbers

Currently, 482 Workers from the Municipality Registered at the Job Opportunities Desk Are Working on the Construction of the Enterprise. Learn How to Get a Job Too.

There Are 4 Ways to Apply

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