Petrobras Estimates 2,500 Jobs in Itaboraí for Route 3 Works to Transport Pre-Salt by 2020 at Comperj

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Published on 30/08/2019 at 19:40

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Helpers, Heavy Equipment Operators, Truck Drivers, Welders, and Electricians Are Among the Main Roles to Be Required by Contractors, Petrobras Announced Today

Petrobras announced a new positive prelude for residents of Itaboraí and the region seeking re-employment in the oil and gas sector, focusing on the works of Rota 3 that are currently taking place. In RJ, starting this year, 2019, the hiring processes for skilled labor for this project that will transport pre-salt from the Santos Basin to Comperj will employ around 2,500 workers by June 2020 (forecast), with currently around 5,000 of them involved in the project in some capacity.

According to Petrobras, in an official announcement today (30), the estimate is for job opportunities in the areas of electricians, welders, truck drivers, heavy equipment operators, and helpers to be hired through contractors in 2019, who will carry out assembly and construction services.

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Companies Involved in Petrobras’ Comperj Project in Itaboraí

Kerui Method
EBSE (vessels and pipelines)
Locar (Rota 3)
ECB (paving)
MIP Engenharia(Rota 3)

Click on the names to understand the details and roles of each in this project. Some will continue to hire through Sine and others directly through the Human Resources departments of their respective companies. The CPG still does not have access to updated details in this regard.

About Rota 3

The project scope includes the transportation of natural gas extracted from the pre-salt of the Santos Basin to Comperj (Petrochemical Complex of Rio de Janeiro).

Not only the gas pipelines, which should have a maximum length of about 355 km, but the project also includes the UPGN (Natural Gas Processing Unit), designed to operate processing up to 21 million m³ every day. According to Petrobras and specialists, this work should be completed in 2021.

Petrobras Will Decide the Future of Comperj in September

A technical study should be ready by the end of September and will tell Petrobras whether it is worth letting the Chinese build Comperj, which is currently only carrying out the works of the UPGN, which will supply a thermoelectric plant. Learn more here.

Petrobras Estimates 2,500 Jobs in Itaboraí for Route 3 Works to Transport Pre-Salt by 2020 at Comperj

Helpers, Heavy Equipment Operators, Truck Drivers, Welders, and Electricians Are Among the Main Roles to Be Required by Contractors, Petrobras Announced Today

Companies Involved in Petrobras’ Comperj Project in Itaboraí

About Rota 3

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