UPGN do Comperj finalmente saiu: dia 27 começa a mobilização para as obras

UPGN from Comperj Finally Released: Mobilization for Construction Starts on the 27th

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/03/2018 at 15:12

Updated on 25/03/2018 at 19:02

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Chinese Company Signed Contract with Petrobras on the Last 22nd for Construction of the UPGN Within COMPERJ; Hiring Will Likely Occur Through the Union

Enough with the controversies involving Comperj, delays, and promises; it’s over and there’s no turning back! The contract for the UPGN works within the Petrochemical Complex of Rio de Janeiro was signed on March 22, and Kerui Petroleum informs that mobilizations will begin on the 27th to start the works. It was reported to the press that the delay was due to the company not having the CRCC to build the construction site, a problem that has just been resolved.

On the same day the contract was signed, a delegation of lawmakers, union members, and Petrobras employees visited the site to celebrate the milestone and analyze the final steps for the resumption of work. “It’s good to know that Petrobras is resuming investments in this unit, which will process the natural gas from the oil extraction of the pre-salt layer,” said Senator Eduardo Lopes (PRB-RJ) and Federal Deputy Dejorge Patricio (PRB-RJ) attended the visit.

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There is a collective agreement organized by the Sintramon Union for the positions and salaries of workers involved in the works; likely this union will be intermediating the hiring and receiving resumes on behalf of the Chinese company, as the president mentioned in other videos. HIRING MAY START AT ANY MOMENT! But it is worth noting that it will happen gradually. First, the construction workers will come in to carry out the preparations for the site, earthworks, and other related activities. Then, Keuri will call in the inspection staff to check the received equipment and machinery. After all this, the heavy equipment crew will start in full force. You can find the list of positions and salaries by clicking here. The video of the union’s official statement is right below:

UPGN from Comperj Finally Released: Mobilization for Construction Starts on the 27th

Chinese Company Signed Contract with Petrobras on the Last 22nd for Construction of the UPGN Within COMPERJ; Hiring Will Likely Occur Through the Union

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