Porto do Açú iniciará obras: a TRX ganhou contrato para construir o condomínio logístico

Açu Port To Begin Construction: Company Won Contract To Build Logistics Complex

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/05/2017 at 10:16

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The Focus Is on the Port of Açu After the Press Released on the 22nd That the Company Will Hire More Than 500 for the Works

The Port of Açu is once again in focus. Prumo Logística, which is responsible for the development and operation of the hub, signed and released to the media a contract with the company TRX, to develop and implement an industrial logistics condominium within the port area of Açu, in São João da Barra. Right off the bat, the amount that will be injected into this project is around $30 million and will create more than 500 direct opportunities as the works begin.

The main objective of this logistics complex that will be built will be to supply the suppliers and subcontractors of the oil sector, as well as companies that work with logistics operations and machinery in the industry.

José Guilherme, who is the commercial manager of the Port of Açu, stated that the logistics condominium will be the starting point to meet the needs of companies located in the industrial hub of the area, with a special focus on companies in the oil and gas sector, due to a latent increase in offshore operations that will drive activities there. Guilherme also said that the advantage of building this complex is the possibility of renting a ready-to-use area, which will exempt companies from making expensive investments at the beginning of operations.

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The Professionals Called for the Work Will Be:

bricklayers
painters
plumbers
firefighters
electricians
scaffolders
technicians
engineers
drivers and all professionals who make up a construction site.

If you want to leave your resume with TRX to try to secure your spot, click here to apply or send an email to curriculo.porto@gmail.com

Açu Port To Begin Construction: Company Won Contract To Build Logistics Complex

The Focus Is on the Port of Açu After the Press Released on the 22nd That the Company Will Hire More Than 500 for the Works

The Professionals Called for the Work Will Be:

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