Several Job Opportunities at Porto do Açu Have Just Been Announced

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/04/2019 at 18:27

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Many Opportunities in the Venture in São João da Barra Start Today in Operational Field Functions at the Porto do Açu, Construction, and Other Related Activities.

The Porto do Açu, which is actually a Port Complex, began incorporating more labor into its ventures this Monday (08), with positions announced by the Superintendence of Labor and Income of São João da Barra. While we are not yet certain, everything suggests that the positions are partly aimed at the construction of the Thermoelectric Plant, given the nature of the vacancies, but this is merely speculation. Understand more below:

Positions and Responsibilities at Porto do Açu

For all the listed positions, work experience will be required, availability to perform activities in São João da Barra, and the deadline for applications ends on April 10, exactly at 5 PM. Click on the names of the positions below to submit your resumes:

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The Novo Tempo Thermoelectric Plant (UTENT) project, by Gás Natural Açu, celebrated this important achievement in March. The rate is even more notable considering the number of people working on the project: over 2,000 collaborators. The venture is being constructed by Andrade Gutierrez and Siemens at the Porto do Açu, in São João da Barra (RJ).

“Life and safety always come first; they are non-negotiable values. We aim to spread what we internally call active and genuine care among collaborators. This means that one takes care of the other and allows oneself to be cared for,” emphasized Peter Mancini, SMSRS Manager of the project. See the photo with the workers on the project below:

Several Job Opportunities at Porto do Açu Have Just Been Announced

Many Opportunities in the Venture in São João da Barra Start Today in Operational Field Functions at the Porto do Açu, Construction, and Other Related Activities.

Positions and Responsibilities at Porto do Açu

GNA AÇÚ Thermoelectric Plant Construction Completes 1 Year Without Accidents

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Several Job Opportunities at Porto do Açu Have Just Been Announced

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