Aeroporto de Macaé começa a contratar profissionais este mês

Macaé Airport Begins Hiring Professionals This Month

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/08/2019 at 19:49

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Attention Professionals Living in the Macaé Region, Zurich Airport Requires Professionals for Technical, Operational, and General Areas.

The hiring phase announced by Zurich Airport Latin America is scheduled for this month. The vacancies will be for technical, operational, and general areas; professionals will perform their duties in the management sector of Macaé Airport. The city is heating up, and large companies are looking for local labor, check out a large selection process for various positions still open by Elfe Engenharia

Zurich has already set the management framework for human resources, commercial, and legal. Hélio Batista dos Santos Júnior has been invited to assume the position of CEO of Operations at Macaé Airport.

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The Block of the Airport Was Acquired by Zurich Airport for 437 Million Reais

The Zurich acquired the concession for Macaé and Vitória Airports with a bid of R$ 437 million during the auction held by the federal government in March this year.

The airport in Macaé is extremely important for Petrobras, which uses it to support the company’s activities in the Campos and Santos basins. In Vitória, the company even has an air base for operations in the Espírito Santo Basin.

To get an idea of the importance of airports for the Oil and Gas segment, oil companies Petrobras, Dommo, and PetroRio use the city’s airport; regarding Vitória, Chevron uses it to commence operations in the Frade Field, in the Campos Basin.

If you are a qualified professional in any of the areas mentioned above and live in the region, stay tuned and don’t miss this great opportunity.

The company informs that the process of receiving resumes will be online and that the forecast for signing contracts will be in September. Stay tuned; as soon as the company makes the email available for sending resumes, we at Click Petróleo e Gás will immediately inform you.

Macaé Airport Begins Hiring Professionals This Month

Attention Professionals Living in the Macaé Region, Zurich Airport Requires Professionals for Technical, Operational, and General Areas.

The Block of the Airport Was Acquired by Zurich Airport for 437 Million Reais

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Macaé Airport Begins Hiring Professionals This Month

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The Block of the Airport Was Acquired by Zurich Airport for 437 Million Reais

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