Petrobras Welcomes 14 New Employees in Macaé Who Took Office Today

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/03/2023 at 09:06

Updated on 14/03/2023 at 09:59

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The New Employees of the State Oil Company Petrobras Will Work in Operations to Serve the Campos Basin

On Tuesday, March 14, 14 new employees will join Petrobras’ Campos Basin division. The professionals will be based at the Imbetiba unit in Macaé/RJ, but they will be responsible for various administrative and operational tasks of the state company.

The new workers will join the team of 29 other employees who also started in February at various points in the Campos Basin.

Petrobras Investments in Macaé

It is worth noting that Petrobras has already announced around US$ 18 BILLION in investments in Macaé and municipalities in the fluminense oil production chain.

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Petrobras Welcomes 14 New Employees in Macaé Who Took Office Today

The New Employees of the State Oil Company Petrobras Will Work in Operations to Serve the Campos Basin

Petrobras Investments in Macaé

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