Vagas de emprego no Porto da Petrobras em Macaé: Novo operador portuário contrata em muitas funções na Imbetiba

Job Openings at Petrobras Port in Macaé: New Port Operator Hires for Various Positions in Imbetiba

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/10/2020 at 21:52

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The traditional Imbetiba Port in Macaé owned by Petrobras now has a new operator: TPAR – Terminal Portuário de Angra dos Reis S.A. Through the renowned Human Resources company CEPEM, there are many job vacancies in various operational fronts for helpers, pilots, technicians, and engineers.

About TPAR – The Terminal Portuário de Angra dos Reis is a Public Port, owned by Cia Docas do Rio de Janeiro (CDRJ), leased to the private sector in 2009. It has been under new administrative control since December 30, 2019, when the transfer of shares occurred to Splenda Offshore, the new operator of the Port. The investor Splenda Offshore also controls the BULKPORT operator at Forno Port in Arraial do Cabo.

Call For Job Vacancies At The Imbetiba Port

CEPEM posted on social media the following: “We are starting the hiring for the new operator of the Imbetiba Port, the company TPAR – Terminal Portuário de Angra dos Reis S.A. We welcome the company to the city.” Below, you can find details about each available job, just click on each one and fill out a registration on the website:

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