Concurso Público Transpetro: Petrobras Abre Isenção para Vagas

Transpetro Public Competition: Petrobras Reopens Exemption for Positions

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 20/10/2023 at 11:14

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Petrobras’ transportation company, Transpetro, has reopened the period to request a waiver of the registration fee for the public competition with positions intended for the onshore staff. Applications are available until October 30, offering opportunities both onshore and offshore, with salary of up to R$ 15 thousand.

Opportunities Onshore and Offshore

The last Transpetro competition, a Petrobras company, took place in 2018, and now it aims to meet its staffing demand and promote knowledge exchange between long-time and new employees. Regarding onshore positions, there are 64 vacancies for high school level distributed across 13 different roles, as well as 90 vacancies for higher education divided into 28 distinct functions.

Another announcement targets the offshore opportunities, offering 53 vacancies for officers, petty officers, and crew.

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Inclusion and Reserve Registration

Transpetro is committed to inclusion and diversity, allocating 10% of positions for people with disabilities and reserving 20% of vacancies for black candidates. Furthermore, a reserve list with 1,449 vacancies will be maintained, which can be used as per the company’s need.

To consult the complete list of functions and the number of vacancies available for each, you can access the official Transpetro website.

In addition to career opportunities, Transpetro offers various benefits, including a career plan, childcare assistance or companion assistance, educational benefits, multidisciplinary health assistance, pharmacy benefits, an optional complementary pension plan, and a special assistance program aimed at people with disabilities.

Applications will be open until 4 PM on October 30 and can be made on the Cesgranrio Foundation website, responsible for organizing the public competition. Don’t miss this chance to be part of a team committed to excellence and diversity.

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