Petrogotas Serviços aumenta sua área de atuação, amplia quadro de funcionários e segue investindo em equipamentos e mão de obra em Macaé

Petrogotas Services Expands Its Area of Operation, Increases Staff, and Continues Investing in Equipment and Labor in Macaé

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/11/2021 at 16:49

Sede e Funcionários da Petrogotas em operação/ Fonte: Cortesia

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Headquartered in Macaé, the company has been standing out amid the pandemic in the offshore sector and is preparing with optimism for 2022

Going against the current scenario, Petrogotas Serviços, with its headquarters renovated and expanded in São José do Barreto, Macaé – RJ, is opening hiring in various sectors, increasing the number of internal and external employees. In addition, it constantly invests in the training of its employees, with lectures, training sessions, and dynamics, making its team increasingly prepared and aware of relevant issues in their areas of operation and committed to health, safety, and the environment.

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Investment in equipment has also been made, so in addition to hiring labor, the company offers equipment rental services that are currently available on the company’s website.

Petrogotas Serviços has been standing out throughout the entire pandemic period, consolidating its brand and performance in the market of the State of Rio de Janeiro, ready to grow even more in 2022, bringing a new service in its success case. Maintenance & Repairs, thus the company from Macaé leads the start in the offshore sector.

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While many still wonder what the next year will bring, Petrogotas is already working on its new resources and developments for 2022.

“Investing in times of crisis and high unemployment rates shows courage, seriousness, and intensifies strength in the market. The number of hires has increased by more than 60% since the beginning of COVID-19. And growing with everyone on the team that forms a big family committed to always delivering the best.

We are approaching the end of 2021 with pride, ready for 2022, and I tell you, better. Doubling our investment, hiring a new workforce, forward is the way to go!” – João Paulo Gorni, CEO.

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Headquartered in Macaé, the company has been standing out amid the pandemic in the offshore sector and is preparing with optimism for 2022

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