Sotreq investirá pesado na unidade Óleo e Gás em Macaé

Sotreq To Make Significant Investment in Oil and Gas Unit in Macaé

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 12/07/2018 at 12:35

Updated on 12/07/2018 at 23:53

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The Business Development Manager of Sotreq Claims That the Oil and Gas Unit in Macaé Will Continue to Receive Investments to Meet New Contracts

With the increase in Oil and Gas activities in Macaé, the main companies in the energy sector are receiving new contracts, especially in the offshore sector, specifically the Pre-salt. To ensure that all operations do not generate losses, they seek technology and equipment with a high level of reliability and resistance, thus providing the expected guarantee of profits and minimal possible loss of hours (Downtime) in operations.

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Sotreq Oil and Gas Unit in Macaé Will Increase Its Activities

The Sotreq unit in Macaé is increasing its activities every day, and with the new contract with Petrobras, the possibility of hiring to meet demand is certain. Currently, the Macaé Base has been seen as the main unit for the Pre-salt demand. It will feature an engine repair shop and a training center for employee development, ensuring quality and efficiency.

Professionals who wish to work at Sotreq should stay tuned to our postings on the website, as we will certainly be posting future job openings related to this great opportunity coming to the O&G sector.

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Sotreq To Make Significant Investment in Oil and Gas Unit in Macaé

The Business Development Manager of Sotreq Claims That the Oil and Gas Unit in Macaé Will Continue to Receive Investments to Meet New Contracts

Sotreq Oil and Gas Unit in Macaé Will Increase Its Activities

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