UPGN Works at Comperj Are Employing About 1,200 Workers

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 28/05/2019 at 15:01

Updated on 28/05/2019 at 17:34

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The Kerui Method Claims That Approximately 100% of the Workforce of the Project Are Local Workers from the Conleste Region, Although Many Locals Contested This Statement

The kerui-Metodo (Consortium formed between the Chinese SHANDONG KERUI and MÉTODO POTENCIAL) announced a few hours ago that the UPGN works are employing about 1,200 local employees from the CONLESTE region, despite some residents from these areas contesting this statement:

“The construction of the UPGN is progressing, and with it, the hires have already reached approximately 1,200 employees.

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This month we hired various positions such as: helper, scaffolder, operator, welder, driver, carpenter, bricklayer, industrial plumber, assembly mechanic, hydraulic technician, and sander.

KM currently has approximately 100% direct labor from the Conleste region, maintaining its commitment to prioritize hiring professionals from the municipalities surrounding Comperj.” Said Kerui Método on a social media platform today (28)

The company also informed that if you have already sent your resume, there is no need for concern because it is stored in their database. However, the official email is curriculo@kerui-metodo.com.br.

Cities of Conleste

Metropolitan East of the State (Niterói, São Gonçalo, Itaboraí, Rio Bonito, Maricá, and Tanguá)
Coastal Lowland Region of the São João Basin and the Lakes Region (Cachoeiras de Macacu, Casimiro de Abreu, Silva Jardim), Araruama, Saquarema, Cachoeiras de Macacu)
Two from Baixada Fluminense (Guapimirim and Magé) and two from the Fluminense Mountain Region (Nova Friburgo and Teresópolis).

UPGN Works at Comperj Are Employing About 1,200 Workers

The Kerui Method Claims That Approximately 100% of the Workforce of the Project Are Local Workers from the Conleste Region, Although Many Locals Contested This Statement

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