Comperj: Empresa começou a receber currículos para obras dos gasodutos em 2018

Comperj: Company Started Receiving Resumes for Gas Pipeline Works in 2018

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/12/2017 at 11:58

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The Opportunities Are for the Execution of the Pipeline Works of Line 3 in Itaboraí Comperj. Check the Requirements and Positions.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Finally, the first clear sign that the Comperj Works are on the way and a prelude that things will finally start to progress. Let’s take as an example the statement from the President of Petrobras who was in Macaé on the last 12th announcing an investment of 75 billion reais in the Campos Basin, and the city will be at the epicenter of these investments.[read the article here]. Now Itaboraí is living in anticipation of the immediate resumption of the works.

But before starting the UPGN activities, it will be necessary to begin the pipeline works of route 3 to Itaboraí, and that’s what today’s publication is about. The company Concremat, a contracting firm for these activities, began collecting resumes for hires in 2018. Please note, these are not for Comperj, they are parallel operations of pipeline works, this must be clear in your minds.

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Concremat is currently hiring only Welders and Inspectors, do not send resumes unless they are for these positions. Companies now have resources to block unwanted emails and individuals who disrupt the ongoing selection processes, so don’t worry, because when it opens for other roles, Click Petroleum and Gas will exclusively announce it here on the page. The email for Concremat is jose.sales@concremat.com.br, indicating in the subject the position of welder or inspector. See the publication here.

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Comperj: Company Started Receiving Resumes for Gas Pipeline Works in 2018

The Opportunities Are for the Execution of the Pipeline Works of Line 3 in Itaboraí Comperj. Check the Requirements and Positions.

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