Começam as contratações para Obras do COMPERJ finalmente

Hiring For COMPERJ Works Finally Begins

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/05/2018 at 21:34

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The Kerui Metodo Consortium Announces the Official COMPERJ Contact and Finally Opens the Curriculum Submission Season for Upcoming Projects

COMPERJ is in full swing, we apologize for the excitement, but we couldn’t find a better expression to show our enthusiasm for the highly controversial UPGN projects, which were awarded to the Chinese company Shandong Kerui through a Petrobras bidding process and that, along with the Brazilian Método Potencial, formed the Kerui – Método consortium. Many were apprehensive because there were already workers being hired in a somewhat “secretive” manner for the preparation phase of the construction site where the development will take place.

After significant social, union, and community pressure, Kerui – Método begins collecting resumes from all professionals in the construction and civil works sector. It informs that priority will be given to residents of Conlest (cities near the development), but it is not mandatory to live in these municipalities. See which ones are listed below:

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See also

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Araruama
Cachoeira de Macacu
Casimiro de Abreu
Guapimirim
Itaboraí
Magé
Maricá
Niterói

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Nova Friburgo
Rio Bonito
São Gonçalo
Saquarema
Silva Jardim
Tanguá
Teresópolis
Leste Fluminense

For those interested in working at COMPERJ, please send your resumes to curriculo@kerui-metodo.com.br, stating your profession and city of residence in the subject line. For those without experience, they will be placed in helper and assistant roles; the rest can send their CVs without hesitation. If you wish, CLICK HERE TO SEE ALL THE POSITIONS RELEASED BY THE UNION, BASE YOUR EMAILS ON THIS LIST. Check out the official publication below.

Hiring For COMPERJ Works Finally Begins

The Kerui Metodo Consortium Announces the Official COMPERJ Contact and Finally Opens the Curriculum Submission Season for Upcoming Projects

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