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COMPERJ to benefit from the reduction in naphtha imports
24 Sep '08
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Moreover, third-generation or transformation industries will be attracted to the complex to set up business in the surrounding area, in order to transform petrochemical products into consumer items, such as cups, plastic bags, components for automobile assembly plants, and household electrical appliances industries.
Social and environmental responsibility will be a commitment in the complex. “In the social sphere, thanks to trade agreements signed with the United Nations Organization, the Federation of Industries of the State of Rio de Janeiro, the Getulio Vargas Foundation, and institutions such as the National Industrial Apprenticeship Service and the National Commercial Apprenticeship Service, as well as universities and 11 city halls, we will have a minimum impact on the surrounding area and be in a position to guarantee the necessary infrastructure.
Since COMPERJ will generate over 200,000 direct and indirect jobs with an income effect during the construction work, as well as over 50,000 jobs after the complex comes onstream, we will train the labor force in the region and in the neighboring municipalities to work on the construction and the maintenance of the complex.
"Working in partnership with city halls, we will create integration centers in all of the municipalities around the complex and will train 30,000 professionals in 78 types of free courses. Of these courses, 78% will involve basic instruction, 21% technical level training, and 1% university level qualification. The coordination of the training will be in São Gonçalo,” states Paulo Roberto Costa.
Petrobras will train the neighboring labor force to work in COMPERJ, which will generate more than 250,000 jobs.
Social and environmental responsibility will be a commitment in the complex. “In the social sphere, thanks to trade agreements signed with the United Nations Organization, the Federation of Industries of the State of Rio de Janeiro, the Getulio Vargas Foundation, and institutions such as the National Industrial Apprenticeship Service and the National Commercial Apprenticeship Service, as well as universities and 11 city halls, we will have a minimum impact on the surrounding area and be in a position to guarantee the necessary infrastructure.
Since COMPERJ will generate over 200,000 direct and indirect jobs with an income effect during the construction work, as well as over 50,000 jobs after the complex comes onstream, we will train the labor force in the region and in the neighboring municipalities to work on the construction and the maintenance of the complex.
"Working in partnership with city halls, we will create integration centers in all of the municipalities around the complex and will train 30,000 professionals in 78 types of free courses. Of these courses, 78% will involve basic instruction, 21% technical level training, and 1% university level qualification. The coordination of the training will be in São Gonçalo,” states Paulo Roberto Costa.
Petrobras will train the neighboring labor force to work in COMPERJ, which will generate more than 250,000 jobs.
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