Revista Época reconhece a empresa RIP, do Grupo Kaefer, como uma das melhores do Brasil em sua categoria

Época Magazine Recognizes RIP, Part of the Kaefer Group, As One of the Best Companies in Brazil in Its Category

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 22/10/2019 at 14:27

Updated on 22/10/2019 at 14:37

Revista Época concede premiação

Uma pessoa reagiu a isso.

RIP, From The Kaefer Group, Stands Out In The Industrial Scene And Receives Several Awards At The Annual Época Negócios 360° Ceremony.

At the award ceremony held on this Monday (10/21) in São Paulo, RIP Industrial Services, a company from the Kaefer group, won important awards granted by Época Negócios 360°. See urgent vacancies in the maintenance sector!
This was the 8th edition of the event that showcases the best companies in the industrial landscape of our country, and RIP occupied several prominent positions. The 363 best companies in the country were elected, with Engie Energia declared the best.

The achievement was recognized by the company’s parent company, the German Kaefer, which released a statement praising the award win. See the notes from the companies at the end of the article.

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Thank You Note From RIP Industrial

Being recognized for our work is undoubtedly a great source of pride for us. And today, we want to share a special achievement: after all, all our accomplishments are only possible when we have the commitment of our team and the trust and partnership of our Clients and Suppliers.

Yesterday, during the award event of Época Negócios 360°, we achieved results that make us believe we are on the right track.

For accomplishments like this, we reaffirm our commitment to continue investing, increasingly, in the excellence of our processes and the development of our people – with the goal of meeting our Clients’ expectations and providing services that are increasingly personalized, sustainable, and surprising.

Our sincere thanks to you for being part of this result… and making a difference with us!

Note From Kaefer

Congratulations to our team in Brazil for an outstanding result in the annual report of the Brazilian company prepared by the 360 Business magazine! With an incredible 68th global place among all companies in Brazil, and a particularly important 4th place in the “service provider” category (including 1st place in future vision and innovation, 2nd place in people management, and 4th place in financial performance).

Época Magazine Recognizes RIP, Part of the Kaefer Group, As One of the Best Companies in Brazil in Its Category

RIP, From The Kaefer Group, Stands Out In The Industrial Scene And Receives Several Awards At The Annual Época Negócios 360° Ceremony.

Thank You Note From RIP Industrial

Note From Kaefer

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Época Magazine Recognizes RIP, Part of the Kaefer Group, As One of the Best Companies in Brazil in Its Category

RIP, From The Kaefer Group, Stands Out In The Industrial Scene And Receives Several Awards At The Annual Época Negócios 360° Ceremony.

Thank You Note From RIP Industrial

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