Consórcio Porto do Açú saiu: Andrade Gutierrez e a Siemens estão recebendo currículos para construção da Termoelétrica

Porto do Açú Consortium Exits: Andrade Gutierrez and Siemens Are Accepting Resumes for Power Plant Construction

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/01/2018 at 21:28

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The Speculations About the Construction of the Thermal Power Plant at Porto do Açú Are Over. Prumo Calls Everyone for the Works That Will Begin in 3 Months

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]The Porto do Açú managed by Prumo Logística will now experience a new phase of prosperity. It has just been announced that the consortium has been finalized for the construction of the Thermal Power Plant. The companies that will carry out the project are the giants Andrade Gutierrez and Siemens. The municipality of São João da Barra, where the port is located, is expected to receive a true injection of growth into its economy.

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According to Prumo, the works will develop until the end of March. The negotiations involving the companies were successfully completed through the National Agency of Electric Energy (Aneel), which authorized the installations of the UTE GNA and the Açu Gas Hub. The aim of constructing these power plants is to utilize the gas produced in the Campos Basin to make Porto do Açú self-sufficient. In the next paragraph, see which professionals will be hired:

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Applications Will Be Made in Two Distinct Phases: Construction and Direct Hiring.

To apply for the construction positions of the thermal power plant, it’s necessary to send your resumes to the Porto do Açú employability portal at the email address curriculo.porto@gmail.com.
For direct positions at the thermal power plant after its completion, you should submit your resumes at www.vagas.com/prumologistica. See the official publication here.

It is important to note that this was an official statement from Prumo Logística, the managing company of the port, and since this news comes directly from them, there is no need to worry about the accuracy of the information. Like and share Click Oil and Gas, here we work on your professional placement with the hottest job openings and news in the market! Join us because 2018 is ours!

Porto do Açú Consortium Exits: Andrade Gutierrez and Siemens Are Accepting Resumes for Power Plant Construction

The Speculations About the Construction of the Thermal Power Plant at Porto do Açú Are Over. Prumo Calls Everyone for the Works That Will Begin in 3 Months

Watch Michel Temer’s Video at Porto do Açú

Applications Will Be Made in Two Distinct Phases: Construction and Direct Hiring.

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Porto do Açú Consortium Exits: Andrade Gutierrez and Siemens Are Accepting Resumes for Power Plant Construction

The Speculations About the Construction of the Thermal Power Plant at Porto do Açú Are Over. Prumo Calls Everyone for the Works That Will Begin in 3 Months

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