Petrobras Base in Espírito Santo Strengthens Operations With Engevale From São Paulo

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 29/03/2020 at 11:22

Updated on 29/03/2020 at 14:08

Em meio a crise do coronavírus a Petrobras ganha reforço da engevale

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Still affected by the major crisis triggered by the coronavirus, Petrobras also suffers as it has to leave some of its employees at home during the quarantine and thinking to help, Engevale from the State of São Paulo decided to provide some of its collaborators as reinforcement. With this assistance in its number of employees, Petrobras will be able to move forward cautiously, avoiding not only the physical exhaustion but also the mental exhaustion of its collaborators.

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Engevale’s Reinforcement for Petrobras

In order to help the major oil company – Petrobras, during this time of crisis, Engevale located in the municipality of Taubaté – SP has made some of its best employees available to assist Petrobras. Through its LinkedIn profile, Engevale made an official post announcing this moment.

“We welcome the new members of our team, who will perform their duties at Petrobras Base 61, located in the city of São Mateus, State of Espírito Santo. Welcome to the team, and let’s move forward!” Engevale stated through a post on its official profile.

About Engevale

Founded in 1999, Engevale Engenharia is a company that operates nationally, providing services in various areas such as civil construction, electrical, mechanical, automation, assembly, refrigeration, operation, and process maintenance, among others. With operations in both the private and public segments, it executes residential and industrial works, as well as real estate development, always seeking to evolve alongside the market, adapting to new trends competitively and keeping itself constantly updated.

Engevale Engenharia operates with honesty, transparency, responsibility, and dedication, meeting the deadlines and expectations of each of its clients, contributing to the socioeconomic development of our country.

What to Expect from Engevale’s Operational Reinforcement for Petrobras?

Up to this moment, companies should unite, form partnerships, and fight not only for the greater good of society from an economic standpoint but also prioritizing the quality and health of all their collaborators. And that is exactly what Engevale is doing by reinforcing Petrobras with its employees.

Petrobras Base in Espírito Santo Strengthens Operations With Engevale From São Paulo

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