GranIHC has just won a Supply Chain Management contract with Petrobras through its base in Macaé and should generate job vacancies for up to 95 people

The contract with Petrobras will last for 3 years and the company has already announced that it is looking for labor

Gran IHC (Joint between Gran Investimentos and Royal IHC, of Dutch origin), has just released an official note about a new contract signed with Petrobras for Supply Chain Management (SCM), or Supply Chain Management, in direct translation to Portuguese. The contract will be executed in the city of Macaé, in the interior of the state of Rio de Janeiro, which is already the target of large projects such as TEPOR and the Thermoelectric Marlim Azul 1 that are generating or will generate job vacancies in the region.

According to the company, Petrobras will be offered cargo transportation services, storage, recovery and physical and systemic adaptation of submarine interconnection materials, for a period of 36 months. The contract will require service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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There will be vacancies for this new contract with Petrobras

According to GranIHC itself, there is an expectation to mobilize a team of 95 people in the operation, including the official link for candidacy. It will only be necessary to fill in some personal data and upload a resume directly to the company's database, without the need for login or registration. APPLY HERE.

It is worth noting that the company has other contracts with Petrobras and, with some frequency, has been publishing offshore vacancies for maintenance stoppages in Macaé, including it was one of the winners of a mega-bidding in December 2021 that will mobilize up to 2000 workers for 19 oil platforms.