Sequência devastadora de oportunidades no Porto do Açú e Offshore na CEPEM

Devastating Sequence of Opportunities at Porto do Açú and Offshore in CEPEM

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/01/2018 at 11:58

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2018 Starts Hot at Porto do Açú and Offshore Companies, Many Opportunities Are Emerging Bringing Good Expectations to the Market.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]All segments of the Brazilian industry clearly show that they are arriving with great optimism and are not holding back on their investments. After President Michel Temer announced that Porto do Açú will be one of the most important ventures of 2018[Watch the Video Here], the companies in the sector simply went crazy and just went with the flow. Prumo Logística, the port administrator, announced a 155% increase in vessel movements in 2017 compared to 2016, it is here to stay and nothing can change that!

Porto do Açú Job Openings

40 security guards are being called to work at Porto do Açú. All must have recognized certifications from accredited schools. The activities are for property surveillance with or without firearms. The contracted company is PROTEGE and interested parties should register their resumes on the website http://www.protege.com.br/form/trabalhe-conosco.php.
Implementation Manager – Combined Cycle Thermal Power Plant, Implementation Manager – Transmission Line in Extra High Voltage, Implementation Manager – LNG Import Terminal, Planning and Management Specialist, Budgeting and Cost Control Specialist
, Engineering Coordinator (construction), Senior Engineer – Transmission Line in Extra High Voltage, Contract Management Specialist and Naval Engineering Specialist with a focus on FSRU. Send resumes to ricardo.pina@prumologistica.com.br.

Offshore Job Openings at CEPEM Until January 8

Safety Technicians with a minimum of 3 years of experience in drilling ships, registration, and intermediate/advanced English are being called by CEPEM. It is necessary to enter the company’s website and register. See their publication here.

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Devastating Sequence of Opportunities at Porto do Açú and Offshore in CEPEM

2018 Starts Hot at Porto do Açú and Offshore Companies, Many Opportunities Are Emerging Bringing Good Expectations to the Market.

Porto do Açú Job Openings

Offshore Job Openings at CEPEM Until January 8

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