Port of Açu in São João da Barra Begins New Phase of Recruitment Processes

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/02/2019 at 05:00

Updated on 12/02/2019 at 08:01

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The Applications for Those Who Wish to Work on the Projects of the Termoelectric Plant and Other Enterprises Within the Porto do Açú End at 5 PM on February 12th.

The Porto do Açú, which is actually a port complex due to the numerous activity chains that are part of its service portfolio, initiated on the 11th a large number of job openings, Click Petróleo e Gás states this without reservations or exaggerations. By the nature of the positions available at the Superintendency of Labor and Income of São João da Barra, it indicates that the Termoelectric Plant (GNAI) is reaching a crucial moment in electromechanics. Check the positions:

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To apply for any of these positions at the Porto do Açú, simply click on the job titles, and you will be directed to the application page of the responsible agency. It is worth noting that you need to be logged into your Google Drive accounts, as the method is via a form.

Make sure you meet the specified qualifications to increase your chances of being hired. We checked each of the forms, and none of them list as a prerequisite the requirement to be a resident of São João da Barra; furthermore, we have several followers who work in the enterprise, even though they are not residents.

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Techint E&C won the bidding process conducted by Eneva for a Turn Key EPC contract for the construction of the Parnaíba V thermoelectric plant in Maranhão. On Friday, August 31st, the plant participated in the energy auction conducted by the National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel) and came out as the winner.

Selection processes can start at any time, as the works are set to begin in the second half of 2019. Check the details in the full article here.

Port of Açu in São João da Barra Begins New Phase of Recruitment Processes

The Applications for Those Who Wish to Work on the Projects of the Termoelectric Plant and Other Enterprises Within the Porto do Açú End at 5 PM on February 12th.

Be Prepared

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