Pré-sal Petróleo S.A. To Open Positions in Search of Growth

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 11/05/2019 at 11:34

Updated on 11/05/2019 at 11:57

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State-Owned Company Created to Manage Oil from Pre-Salt Reserves Declares, Through Its President, That It Will Increase Staff, but It Will Still Define Whether It Will Open a Public Contest or Outsource

PPSA (Pre-Salt Oil S.A), keeping an eye on growing demand, plans to finalize its strategic planning by the end of May to manage the many signed contracts.
According to statements made by the company’s president, engineer Eduardo Gerk, after his lecture at the OTC 2019 Fair in Houston, the company will need to structure itself, as it is currently undersized.

One of the measures planned by Pre-Salt Oil will be to increase the staff, as the company currently has 44 employees and
the law that created the company provided for 180 people, being 150 hired through a public contest and 30 contracted through free appointment.
The president could only say that this adjustment of staff will take place through a public contest and/or outsourcing, as the matter must go through the Ministry of Economy’s approval.

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The Creation of the Company

At the height of optimism generated by the discoveries of the Pre-Salt, Pre-Salt Oil S.A was created in 2013, a state-owned company responsible for managing and representing the Union in production sharing contracts for oil and natural gas in the country.

According to a study by PPSA, the sharing fields have the potential to reach more than 2 million barrels per day and will demand 19 FPSOs in the next 10 years in the fourteen areas already signed so far.

It’s not just Petrobras that will have a demand for FPSOs in Brazil; Shell will also install one in the Gato do Mato Field! Click here to access the article!

Pré-sal Petróleo S.A. To Open Positions in Search of Growth

State-Owned Company Created to Manage Oil from Pre-Salt Reserves Declares, Through Its President, That It Will Increase Staff, but It Will Still Define Whether It Will Open a Public Contest or Outsource

The Creation of the Company

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