The multinational General Electric offers high school and higher education vacancies to meet the demand for labor in factories in Brazil

Opportunities to be part of the team of the multinational General Electric, the company has vacancies open for professionals with secondary and higher education, to compose the demand for labor in factories in Brazil. Multinational port leader in Brazil hires technicians to operate in Porto do Açu 

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See below the job openings available for high school and higher education professionals at the multinational General Electric

• Logistics Technician (Deadline)
• Multifunctional Operator
• Mechanic
• Leader of production
• Occupational Safety Technical Internship
• Maintenance Technician - Electrical (Determined Deadline)
• Materials and Production Planning Analyst (Determined Deadline)

If you are a qualified professional in any of the functions above, to register and access the requirements, just click on the desired position. Good luck!

Petrobras will sell three large maritime gas pipelines that interconnect the pre-salt fields in the Santos Basin

Petrobras wants to sell the three large maritime gas pipelines that connect the pre-salt fields in the Santos Basin to land. According to the director of Refining and Gas at Petrobras, Anelise Lara, by the end of this year a company should be created to join these three gas pipelines

According to the executive, the idea is to look for a partner next year, which could be done through a public offering of shares in the capital market.

Currently, Petrobras operates Route 1, which connects the Lula field, through the Mexilhão field, to the Gas Processing Unit (UPGN) in Caraguatatuba, in São Paulo. Click here to access the full article!