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The Holy Spirit Will Open Many Jobs in the Oil and Gas Sector in September. The Opportunities Are Promising in the State
With promising prospects, the oil and gas sector in the state of Espírito Santo offers chances for those seeking employment. There will be a thousand new jobs, some of which will commence hiring from next month. The opportunities will be opened by local companies that won a bid to remove platform systems (decommissioning), and the exploration and production activities will also create new vacancies. See also: Whirlpool, owner of the brands Consul and Brastemp, will build a new distribution center in the Holy Spirit. Investments may reach R$ 5.9 million and 139 jobs will be opened
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Decommissioning of a Petrobras Vessel
The consortium Decom Ambiental, composed of local companies SA Ambiental, SB2 Engineering, and Plamont Engenharia, along with the São Paulo-based Litucera and the Rio de Janeiro-based Sanfreire, won Lot A (flexible lines). It emerged victorious in the bidding for the Decommissioning of the ALSUB (Submarine Warehouse) of Petrobras, and according to the website Tribuna Online, the project is expected to open 115 direct jobs and another 300 indirect jobs.
This operation to be carried out in the state of Espírito Santo involves removing the submarine system from an oil and gas platform. Hugo Marques, director of SB2 Engineering Services, explains that operational mobilization should occur starting in January or February 2022, but hiring some professionals and acquiring or renting large machines (cranes, trucks, forklifts, for example), in addition to constructing (or renting) areas, offices, and sites is expected to begin in September, considering that the contract with Petrobras will be signed in the next 45 days.
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The Job Opportunities That Will Be Generated by the Project in the State of Espírito Santo
Hugo emphasizes that a project planning and management company will be hired and will be responsible for the job vacancies and other services. “Salaries will depend on each position, but range from R$ 5,000 to R$ 35,000.” The director of SB2 Engineering Services also states that availability and commitment, as well as fluent English for engineering and technical positions, will be desirable profiles during the hiring for job opportunities in Espírito Santo.
“The decommissioning project of the ALSUB from Petrobras is an activity that opens up a significant business front in Brazil. Not only because of the scale (69,000 tons of material will be removed), but also because of the uniqueness of this project, given that until today, no removals of submarine systems have been conducted in our country,” comments Hugo.
Also Check This News: New Philco Factory Begins Construction in Espírito Santo. The R$ 200 Million Facility Could Generate 1,500 Jobs
The appliance company Britânia, owner of the American brand Philco in Brazil, has started construction of a new factory in the municipality of Linhares, located in the northern part of the state of Espírito Santo. The investment is approximately R$ 200 million and is expected to generate around 1,500 direct jobs initially, potentially reaching up to two thousand hires.
The mayor of the northern Espírito Santo city, Guerino Zanon, announced the start of construction through a social media platform. “It is with pleasure that we announce the start of the largest manufacturing project in Espírito Santo. The Britânia/Philco factory begins construction in our city, Linhares, with 70,000 m2 of factory floor and will generate more than 2,000 direct jobs for locals,” he said.
In addition to promoting job creation for local workers and thus ensuring the economic development of the municipality, the local government believes that the factory will have a positive impact on the economy of all of Espírito Santo.
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