Porto do Açú segue contratando, atuando forte na Termoelétrica e exportações

Açu Port Continues Hiring, Strongly Investing in Thermoelectric Power and Exports

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/05/2018 at 11:37

Updated on 19/06/2018 at 17:55

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During a visit with one of our partners at Porto do Açu with authorities, the true potential of the venture was definitively revealed.

The Porto do Açu has already earned its place in the spotlight for quite some time. Although some information is somewhat veiled or outdated, there is no doubt that this complex will play an important role in the national industry, or rather, on our continent, as it is the largest in its category. When we mention “Porto do Açu,” the impression we have is that its function is merely to dock and undock boats and/or ships, but it is not quite like that. The correct term is “Port Complex,” and we will explain why.

Márcio Mata, who is the manager of Smart Treinamentos, one of the major institutions in Rio de Janeiro specializing in courses, training, and professional qualifications, was at the venture on May 6 during a visit with several authorities and government agencies, and he obtained privileged information about this powerful venture, particularly regarding the hiring of companies based there and the construction of the Thermal Power Plant. Watch the video below and hold your breath, because we will be there soon.

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As you could hear in the video, among the main activities of the Port Complex are offshore operations, mineral exports, thermal power generation, companies and factories located at the port, etc… For those interested in trying to apply for jobs there, there are currently two ways to apply: Through the Employability Network at www.vagas.com.br/rede-de-empregabilidade or at Prumo Logística, which is the port’s administrator, at https://www.vagas.com.br/empregos/prumo-logistica, both require registration, so don’t wait, because “HIRING IS HAPPENING.” It was highlighted in the media last year, as you can check here as well.

Açu Port Continues Hiring, Strongly Investing in Thermoelectric Power and Exports

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