To Speed Up Comperj Projects, It Will Be Necessary to Complete the Workforce of 5,000 Employees

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/02/2019 at 08:09

Updated on 07/02/2019 at 08:11

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According to the Comperj Online portal, the need to follow the itinerary of the works and deadlines required by Petrobras may result in more hires from March to June

At this very moment, the Comperj works are in the preparation phase of the construction site, being carried out by employees of the companies KERUI MÉTODO, MIP ENGENHARIA. According to a well-informed source that is facing the main facts of the enterprise, the Comperj Online portal, starting in March when the construction site is ready, the next phase of the projects will begin. Naturally, there will be more hires to complete the 5,000 employees by the end of June.

In November 2018, the advisory office of Comperj received at the SINE (National Employment System) agency representatives from KERUI PETROLEUM, the Chinese company responsible for the construction of the UPGN (Natural Gas Processing Unit) in Itaboraí-RJ.

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At the beginning of 2019, the Sine office in Itaboraí has been quite active in the hiring for the Comperj works, although it is in a “scattered” mode, these calls are happening steadily. The Sine office in Itaboraí is located at Praça Marechal Floriano Peixoto, s/nº, Centro. Opening hours are Monday to Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

KERUI MÉTODO also used to call for labor through its official Facebook page, but since the agreement between it and the Sine representatives, we have not heard about its direct calls anymore, but in any case, the email is curriculo@kerui-metodo.com.br.

MIP Engenharia, which in addition to other activities, will finish the construction works of the Flare of Comperj, the email is rh@mip.com.br.

To Speed Up Comperj Projects, It Will Be Necessary to Complete the Workforce of 5,000 Employees

According to the Comperj Online portal, the need to follow the itinerary of the works and deadlines required by Petrobras may result in more hires from March to June

Hiring for These Works

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