Last Call to Register for Works and Projects at the Port of Açu

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/06/2019 at 09:38

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Due to Consecutive Prolonged Injuries, the Recruitment of Labor Has Been Maintained so That There Is Sufficient Time for Professionals Who Wish to Join the Projects in São João da Barra

This is the last call/chance for those who wish to be part of the works of the thermoelectric plants under the responsibility of GNA (Gás Natural Açú), and it is no secret that it is a joint venture formed by the companies Prumo Logística, BP, and Siemens. Currently, Andrade Gutierrez is overseeing the civil works, but since the selection process is being conducted by the Superintendência de Trabalho e Renda de São João da Barra, it is possible that they are intermediating for other companies that are part of the project within the port complex.

Announced in May 2019, the new hiring phase was set to end on June 21 (yesterday). For some reason, whether due to the prolonged holidays or not receiving enough resumes, this municipal agency has decided to extend the application period. See below and access the links individually:
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Auxiliary Rigger
Assembly Helper
General Services Assistant
Boiler Maker
Power and Control Electrician
Installer Electrician
Industrial Plumber
Electrical Supervisor
Instrumentation Supervisor
Mechanical Supervisor
Welding Supervisor
Fitter Assembly Worker
Fitter Tracer
Instrument Technician
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Insulator
Sander
Torch Worker
Adjuster Mechanic
Assembly Mechanic
Scaffolder
Structure Fitter
Industrial Fitter
Industrial Painter
Rigger
Multi-Process Welder
RX Welder
TIG/MIG Welder
Piper

It is worth remembering that we cannot guarantee that these same opportunities will be available on a date different from today (22), so if you have to apply, mark, or share with anyone, do it now! Just click on the names of each position above.

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