Over 2,000 Openings in Construction and Industry: Port of Macaé - TEPOR Maintains Schedule for Start of Works in 2021

Over 2,000 Openings in Construction and Industry: Port of Macaé – TEPOR Maintains Schedule for Start of Works in 2021

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 12/08/2020 at 10:43

Updated on 12/08/2020 at 10:45

Porto de Macaé – TEPOR

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The Port of Macaé – TEPOR Will Maintain the Schedule and Initially Generate 2 Thousand Jobs in Civil and Industrial Construction

TEPOR will be highly specialized to efficiently meet the demand of the support industry for oil and gas activities and jobs in civil and industrial construction.

TEPOR will be highly specialized to efficiently meet the demand of the support industry for oil and gas activities, as well as provide solutions for cargo transportation from other sectors. The port also promises to generate a total of 7 thousand jobs.

Port of Macaé – TEPOR Will Generate 7 Thousand Jobs in 3 Years

Undeniably, even with the economic crisis affecting the world due to the pandemic caused by Covid-19, the forecast for the start of works on the Macaé Port Terminal (TEPOR) for early 2021 remains unchanged. This information has been confirmed by the TEPOR Board, which is continuing all projects related to the new venture. There was only a shift in the start of construction, previously expected for the second half of 2020, to 2021.

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2 Thousand Jobs in Civil and Industrial Construction

The first jobs will be in the civil and industrial construction areas, including helper, bricklayer, construction foreman, carpenter, scaffolder, building technician, safety technician, welding inspector, welder, electrician, automation technician, and others.

Furthermore, the TEPOR project consists of seven blocks, including gas, oil, maritime petroleum, transportation, and three waste areas. Another important forecast is that the market will also be supplemented by the installation of 14 thermal power plants, with eight already having environmental licenses granted and one under construction on RJ-168.

Thus, after the works, a large portion of the workforce will be absorbed by companies, which will also offer international training.

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