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Port of Açu Hires Bricklayers and Construction Supervisors

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 16/10/2018 at 16:28

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Registrations Will End on the 17th at 10 AM, If You Are a Construction Professional and Want to Work at Porto do Açú, Now Is the Time!

Great opportunities to work at Porto do Açú. Those who are civil construction professionals and wish to join the ongoing works of the GNA 1 Thermoelectric Plant must register today, as the registrations will end tomorrow (17th) morning. Depending on the progress of the works, these professionals may be taken on for the construction of the next project in 2019, GNA II. Check the available positions and requirements below:

Masons – Experience in civil construction or any other project is required. Masonry skills are necessary.

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Site Supervisor – Experience in supervising and leading the work team, managing deadlines and regulations.

It is important to emphasize that candidates wishing to work at Porto do Açú must present this experience in their Work Card. The sector that will call them for interviews will be the labor and income department of São João da Barra, so make sure you meet the required qualifications.

Andrade Gutierrez employees at Porto do Açú in a meeting last week

Interested and qualified individuals, can register their resumes by clicking here, fill out the form correctly, and upload the document. AT 10 AM SHARP, REGISTRATIONS WILL CLOSE, IF YOU NEED TO SHARE AND TAG FRIENDS IN THE POST, NOW IS THE TIME! We are not sure, but you will probably be hired by Andrade Gutierrez, which is the company that won the contract to build the two thermoelectric plants at Porto do Açú. If you want more information about these works, the companies operating there, and emails, read the full article here, including real testimonials from people involved in the project.

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