Andrade Gutierrez e Prumo divulgam novos contatos e convocam novamente para às obras da Termoelétrica no Porto do Açú

Andrade Gutierrez and Prumo Release New Contacts and Call Again for Works at the Thermoelectric Plant in Porto do Açu

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/01/2018 at 19:58

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Confirmed And Stamped! Andrade Gutierrez Is Fully Operational And Announces New Positions And Contacts For The Thermoelectric Plants

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Andrade Gutierrez and Prumo Logística are calling for workers for the thermoelectric projects that will take place at the Porto do Açú before the end of March 2018. It is an undertaking that involves spectacular engineering work. The purpose of this energy generation complex is to make Porto do Açú self-sufficient by utilizing the gas produced in the Campos and Santos Basins to make it operate.

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Today (19), Prumo announced in an official statement new email contacts for all workers, “WE DISSEMINATED TO ALL” to register, as there will be many positions available in all professional categories, regardless of whether you have experience or not, just having completed primary, secondary, technical, or higher education is enough. One thing Click Petróleo e Gás can say with complete certainty: The statement is official, and the work will last for at least 2 years. See the company’s publication below with the updated and functional emails for application:

Interested parties within the function should send their resumes to two different emails: vagas.utent@agnet.com.br and curriculo.porto@gmail.com. Indicating your function and city of residence. But be careful, some people are complaining that the contacts are bouncing back, while others can send normally; we don’t know what’s going on, but please avoid sending the same email repeatedly, this is SPAM, some providers have systems to block this practice.

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Andrade Gutierrez and Prumo Release New Contacts and Call Again for Works at the Thermoelectric Plant in Porto do Açu

Confirmed And Stamped! Andrade Gutierrez Is Fully Operational And Announces New Positions And Contacts For The Thermoelectric Plants

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