Obras do ComperJ voltam a contratar e acabam de ser divulgadas muitas vagas

Comperj Construction Projects Resume Hiring, With Many Job Openings Recently Announced

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/11/2018 at 16:14

Updated on 07/11/2018 at 20:40

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Heavy Hiring in Civil, the Company Just Announced These Opportunities at 16:10 Today for the Base Works at Comperj

Finally, these works at Comperj have given a “breath of fresh air” after such a long time without news about the hiring. The Kerui Metodo consortium itself has just requested professional candidates to work in civil. Please note that these are not repeated positions; they were posted exactly today (7) at 16:10, so take advantage as there are many available positions, the hires will be immediate, so please don’t blink and share with those in need. Here are the available positions:

Positions and Requirements

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Helper (16 positions)
Reinforcer (5 positions)
Carpenter (6 positions)
Industrial Plumber (4 positions)
Reinforcement Supervisor (1 position)
Civil Supervisor (4 positions)
Assembly Supervisor (2 positions)

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There is a slight conflict of interest due to some statements by Bolsonaro regarding certain negotiation methods with the Chinese for ventures and assets in Brazil, which has caused recent controversy and concern regarding investments in the Comperj works, in which the foreigners will own 20% of the refinery in a transaction made with Petrobras last week. Check the details of this controversy here., and then see the source of the publication below:

Comperj Construction Projects Resume Hiring, With Many Job Openings Recently Announced

Heavy Hiring in Civil, the Company Just Announced These Opportunities at 16:10 Today for the Base Works at Comperj

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