Método Engenharia Signs Contract With Chemical Industry Leader BASF for Electromechanical Assembly Projects in the Agricultural Market

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 19/06/2021 at 18:08

Updated on 20/06/2021 at 23:55

Parceria da BASF e método engenharia – créditos: Linkedin método engenharia

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A Método Engenharia Announced This Friday (18) A Partnership With The Major Company In The Chemical Industry BASF

The construction company Método Engenharia closed a contract with BASF, the leader in the chemical industry, for electromechanical assembly projects in agricultural factories in the southeast region executed by the construction company.

Contrato Between Método Engenharia and BASF May Boost The Economy of The Southeast Region of The Country

The contract between the construction company and the leader in the chemical industry includes projects for electromechanical assemblies in the agricultural factories of the company’s southeast region. The operations in partnership with BASF aim to expand Método Engenharia’s presence in the chemical industry and will also validate all of the construction company’s efforts in executing the service.

According to the construction company, the partnership with BASF for the projects in the agricultural industry is a direct reflection of the quality work being done by all of Método Engenharia’s operations, which has support teams and proposals that have been intensely dedicated, even during a pandemic period.

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New Operations for BASF’s Agricultural Sector Promise to Generate New Job Openings

The partnership with the leader in the chemical industry will provide the local population with various job openings in engineering, logistics and supply, construction, budgeting, and many others. Check out some job openings available on Método Engenharia’s website:

Architecture Analyst
Junior Architect
Civil Engineer
Electrical Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Technical Buyer
Civil Draftsman
Electrical Draftsman
Electrical Technician
Mechanical Technician

These are just a few of the job openings that have arisen due to the partnership with BASF. To keep track of the complete list, access this link. To apply, select a position that fits your profile, carefully read all the requirements proposed by the company, and send your resume.

Meet Método and BASF

Método Engenharia is a company that provides various solutions in diverse businesses involving engineering, maintenance, and construction of complex projects. Its operations began in 1973, and for more than 40 years, the company has been distinguishing itself with quality and innovation. It has been serving Bradesco for over 15 years, developing several projects and managing works such as openings and renovations of agencies and administrative buildings.

On the other hand, the leader in the chemical industry, BASF, has more than 110,000 employees focused on contributing to the success of its customers in various sectors, such as agriculture, in nearly all countries in the world. Its portfolio and expertise are in six segments: Chemicals, Industrial Solutions, Materials, Surface Technologies, Agricultural Solutions, and Nutrition and Care.

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