Petrobras pode ter mais uma parceira chinesa no Comperj

Petrobras May Have Another Chinese Partner at Comperj

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/05/2018 at 18:44

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The COMPERJ and its UPGN are under the responsibility of Kerui, the company of the moment in Rio de Janeiro. Established in Rio for four years, it won the contract to complete the works. A fundamental project for the flow of gas from the Pre-Salt. In partnership with the Brazilian company Método/Potencial, it will carry out this large project. The company has already begun the mobilization process in Itaboraí and is developing the strategy for hiring personnel and engineering, construction, and assembly services.

At COMPERJ, the bidding process for the CIC and the Roadwork is still ongoing, and alongside this, Petrobras is negotiating with another large Chinese group for the completion of the refinery, which is currently about 60% completed, but still has many services to be executed. If the negotiations are concluded, this Chinese group will participate as a partner of Petrobras in this venture.

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This is a crucial project for the recovery of employment in Rio de Janeiro. We will follow all this movement, whether through demand for labor and/or technical services. The company is organizing itself to begin the hiring process, either for direct or indirect labor. The HR manager has already been hired and is negotiating this process with the union. Reports indicate that the company will create an internet page to receive CVs.

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