Obras de construção civil em Macaé, empresa ganha contrato em Cabiúnas

In Macaé, Company Wins Construction and Renovation Projects at Cabiúnas Terminal and Promises Job Boost in the City

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 24/10/2019 at 14:28

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The Company Also Informs That It Will Soon Announce Job Openings To Fulfill The Contract With Petrobras, Which Will Also Include Renovation Of Buildings And External Areas Of The Pole

Another boost for Macaé regarding the strengthening of the economy and employability in the construction industry and other services. Engevale won a contract with Petrobras this week to provide services to Cabiúnas, a gas processing terminal in the city that is responsible for about 20% of the national supply. Here’s the company’s official statement to the press:

“This week we also secured another contract, now with the Cabiúnas Land Terminal, located in the city of Macaé/RJ. Under this contract, we will be responsible for executing civil engineering project and construction services for the construction and renovation of buildings and external areas within the Cabiúnas Processing Asset (APCAB). This achievement also reinforces our strategic positioning towards operating in the largest Terminals and Refineries in Brazil. Soon, we will bring more news about the job vacancies that will be created to serve our client. Onward!”

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How To Compete For These Job Openings In The Construction Industry In Macaé?

As mentioned by the company above, it will soon announce the available positions and the correct hiring process. We at Click Petróleo e Gás will be monitoring and will alert as soon as the company officially announces. Follow us on social media and stay tuned.

If you wish to apply for other related positions in the meantime, Teb Group announced many opportunities yesterday (23) as well. Click Here To Check The Complete List Later, but we can already share that there are openings for:

Industrial Maintenance Mechanic
Industrial Maintenance Electrician
Industrial Locksmith
Tig Welder
Mig/Mag Welder
Industrial Plumber
Boilermaker

In Macaé, Company Wins Construction and Renovation Projects at Cabiúnas Terminal and Promises Job Boost in the City

The Company Also Informs That It Will Soon Announce Job Openings To Fulfill The Contract With Petrobras, Which Will Also Include Renovation Of Buildings And External Areas Of The Pole

How To Compete For These Job Openings In The Construction Industry In Macaé?

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