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The Official Information Is That More Than 2000 Jobs Will Be Created at the Peak of the Project and Andrade Gutierrez Can Indeed Use Local Labor, Understand
Well, it has already started, and now there is no turning back. Andrade Gutierrez finally begins the construction work of the Thermoelectric Plant at Porto do Açu in São João da Barra-RJ. At this moment, there are 70 collaborators involved in this project during the preparatory phase, leveling the land for the UTE installation. According to the company, by December of this year, around 460 people will be working on the construction. At the peak of the work in 2020, more than 2 thousand jobs will be generated; in other words, YOU STILL HAVE REAL CHANCES TO ENTER THIS WORK!
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In this first phase, the available positions will be for construction and civil infrastructure, such as: Assistants, ironworkers, operators, masons, and other more manual labor positions at this initial moment. Now comes the really good news: Andrade Gutierrez stated that the workforce for the subsequent phases of the project will be local and as demand increases, they are committed to the socio-economic development of the region.
In early 2018, Gás Natural Açu, a subsidiary of Prumo Logística, announced that it sanctioned the hiring of the consortium between Siemens and Andrade Gutierrez for the construction of the Thermoelectric Plant with over 1.2 gigawatts of installed capacity at the port. The main goal of the port is to export the pre-salt production from the Santos Basin to the thermoelectric plant, making it self-sufficient in energy production and also providing space for LNG processing and storage.
How to Apply for Jobs at the Port with Andrade Gutierrez
Before anything else, here are some comments from people closely following the situation of the works:
Those interested in obtaining a job position should, the contractor reiterates, send their resumes via email vagas.utent@agnet.com.br, as well as register in the Porto do Açu Employability Network (www.vagas.com.br/rede-de-empregabilidade). If you haven’t applied yet, do it now because the chances are real and official. Let us know so that we can track the hiring progress.
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