TechnipFMC At Porto do Açú: Merger Promises to Create Many Offshore Jobs

Now Known As TechnipFMC, the Porto do Açú in São João da Barra Welcomes This Merger and Prepares for a New Era in the Oil and Gas Sector.

TechnipFMC is welcomed by the municipality of São João da Barra, which, unlike other cities, recognized the revolutionary economic potential that the oil and gas industry could bring to the city and took the necessary long-term measures to facilitate the arrival of this large company.

In the pursuit of this significant market share, Porto do Açú was planned and built with a very simple goal: Destroy the competition and establish itself as one of the largest ports for logistical and offshore activities in Brazil and rank among the top 5 in the world, leaving its neighbor Macaé behind.

Naturally, this attracted the attention of many companies, such as FMC and Technip. These two have now become one company called TechnipFMC, with the purpose of expanding its portfolio of operations and making the costs of activities in the oil and gas sector more competitive.

Unfortunately, Macaé is losing its status as an offshore powerhouse because the operational costs of a port that can accommodate only 6 vessels at a time are much higher than those of Porto do Açú, which reaches an incredible mark of 47.

TechnipFMC recognized this and concluded that the time to invest and create jobs is now, waiting only for a political and economic signal to invest and begin hiring.

As this company operates in all segments of the oil and gas sector, it has prepared an official database for Brazilian professionals, whether they are vocational training graduates, technicians, engineers, administrative personnel, etc., to apply for the opportunities that will arise soon.

To apply for future hiring by TechnipFMC at various locations in Brazil, especially at Porto do Açú in São João da Barra,  click here to apply.  

Another interesting article is about the dominance of the English language that these companies require. You can read about it by accessing the article English Is No Longer A Differentiator: It Is Now Mandatory in the Oil Sector.

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