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First Public Competition of the Pre-Salt Has Been Confirmed and It Is Expected to Happen Still in 2023. List of Vacancies and Positions Will Be Announced Soon.
The first Pre-Salt Petroleum, from the Brazilian Company for Oil and Natural Gas Administration S.A (PPSA) with positions for permanent employees is expected to take place still in 2023. The confirmation was made this Monday (17), through the publication in the Official Gazette of the Union (DOU), of the management report balance sheet for the previous year.
Positions and Vacancies of the Public Competition for Pre-Salt Have Not Yet Been Defined
According to the document, the “Plan for Positions and Salaries and Staff Framework approved by the Secretary of Coordination and Governance of State-Owned Companies (SEST), thus opening up space for a public competition to be held this year focused on forming a permanent staff for the company.”
New data should be confirmed soon. It is important to mention that the state company appears in decree 11.478, published by the current president of the Republic Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, on the last day 6, which removed seven public companies from the Partnerships Programs for Investment of the Presidency of the Republic (PPI) and from the National Privatization Program (PND), in addition to three more only from the PPI. The Pre-Salt company is among the three removed only from the PPI.
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Although the positions and vacancies for the first competition of the Pre-Salt have not yet been defined, since June of last year the state company has a staff of 163 permanent employees, according to ordinance 5.750, which sets the limit for its own staff.
The PPSA is a public company linked to the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME), founded in 2013, with the aim of maximizing the economic results of the Union in activities related to the Pre-Salt Polygon and in strategic locations. To achieve its objectives, the company prioritizes efficiency in management, making continuous investments in process improvement.
Understand How the Last Public Competition of the Pre-Salt Went
Although the first Pre-Salt Petroleum competition has not yet taken place, an earlier selection process took place in 2017, offering 240 temporary vacancies, with 15 for immediate filling and 225 to form a reserve personnel list.
All opportunities were aimed at the position of assistant requiring a higher education level, distributed by specific sectors, with 2 for full planning, 1 for information technology, 2 for full project management, 1 for accounting and finance, 1 for bidding and contracts, 3 for senior development and production, 2 for full reservoirs, and 1 for full exploration.
Meet the PPSA
The Pre-Salt Petroleum is a federal public company, linked to the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME). The company operates in 3 main areas, namely Commercialization Management, Production Sharing Contract Management, and Representation of the Union in Production Individualization Agreements (AIP). The company was founded in 2013 by Decree No. 8,063/2013, in the form of a Closed Corporation, with an initial investment of R$ 50 million.
The social capital of Pre-Salt Petroleum is composed of nominative initiatives entirely owned by the Union. The PPSA is an independent public company, not fitting the definition of a dependent company.
The company carries out the necessary acts for managing Production Sharing Contracts, representing the Union in the Consortia developed for the execution of these Contracts, participating, on behalf of the Union, in the Operational Committees of the mentioned Consortia, Monitoring and Auditing costs related to Production Sharing Contracts (CPPs), entering into contracts for the sale of oil and natural gas from the Union with commercial agents, which must observe the national policy for the sale of hydrocarbons.
Source: Folha Dirigida
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