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Natural Gas Açu At Açu Port Calls For Applications Today

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/01/2019 at 09:41

Updated on 04/01/2019 at 11:47

Pronunciamento oficial do Recursos Humanos para futuros processos seletivos, tanto para oportunidades no Rio de Janeiro, como no Porto do Açu. Entendam como enviarem suas candidaturas

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Official Statement from Human Resources for Future Selection Processes, Both for Opportunities in Rio de Janeiro and at Porto do Açu. Understand How to Submit Your Applications

Porto do Açu, which is actually a “Port Complex”, is one of the most ambitious ventures currently in the country and is in full operation, in addition to projects that will add new possibilities, increasing its service portfolio. As everyone knows, the port complex is managed by the Prumo Group (Porto do Açu Operations, Ferroport, Açu Petróleo, GNA, Dome and BP Prumo), operating in the segments of mining, port logistics and O&G.

Recruitment Channels and Ongoing Projects

There are many projects and activities underway at this time in the complex: The Construction of the Thermoelectric Plant GNA I, ZPE, offshore passenger boarding terminal, GNL regasification terminal, among others.

However, many complain that the company does not hire, the selection processes are opaque, and even that it is all a lie. Our portal has been reporting some selection processes for months and unless we are seeing illusions, check out some records of the ongoing works at Porto do Açu and workers in the photos below:

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To centralize all manpower recruitment for the project, GNA Açú (Natural Gas Açu) announced yesterday (3) that all resumes and all professionals interested in joining future projects of the company starting in 2019 must register in a unified and renewed system, which will be managed by the website VAGAS.COM.

“So there is nowhere to run”, if you want to have any chance of joining or being part of this company, it will be necessary to take some time and register (if you haven’t done so yet). Under no circumstances should you do this from a smartphone, the chances of making a mistake in the registration are very high. To register your resumes in the new recruitment channel of the company, click here, at the bottom of their page, there is a button called “Leave Your Resume”. Read the official statement from GNA BELOW:

Natural Gas Açu At Açu Port Calls For Applications Today

Official Statement from Human Resources for Future Selection Processes, Both for Opportunities in Rio de Janeiro and at Porto do Açu. Understand How to Submit Your Applications

Recruitment Channels and Ongoing Projects

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Natural Gas Açu At Açu Port Calls For Applications Today

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