Começou as verdadeiras contratações do Comperj no Rio

The Real Hires at Comperj in Rio Have Begun

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/08/2018 at 07:57

Updated on 03/08/2018 at 08:16

Seja o primeiro a reagir!

The Kerui Metodo Has Just Announced the Major Selection Process for August for the Completed Construction Works of the Refinery

As promised by Kerui Metodo, the Comperj works would begin a new phase of hiring between the end of July and the beginning of August, and it happened exactly as agreed. Until then, the first hires and activities were exclusively aimed at preparing the construction site and establishing a foundation for the UPGN, well, this phase has now been completed and the actual construction of the oil processing system (UPGN) now begins. Here’s a description of the opportunities:

Positions and How to Apply

Helper (20 vacancies)
Reinforcer (11 vacancies)
Carpenter (4 vacancies)
Civil Foreman (6 vacancies)
Adjuster Mechanic (1 vacancy)
Maintenance Mechanic (1 vacancy)
Civil Master (1 vacancy)
Assembler (4 vacancies)
Scaffolder (8 vacancies)
Backhoe Operator (1 vacancy)
Grader Operator (1 vacancy)
Mason (14 vacancies)
Welder (1 vacancy)

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There will be more news and job openings on our portal throughout the day, stay tuned and don’t miss anything happening in the energy and construction market in Brazil. Our app “JOBS AND NEWS CPG,” which you can easily download from Google Play, is also booming. Remember that CPL Construtora also took on the Reduc works in Rio de Janeiro, a maintenance contract for 2 years, check the article here and the correct way to apply.

The Real Hires at Comperj in Rio Have Begun

The Kerui Metodo Has Just Announced the Major Selection Process for August for the Completed Construction Works of the Refinery

Positions and How to Apply

App and Works at Reduc

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