The Vostok Oil Project Recruitment Center has opened in Krasnoyarsk

At the center, applicants can learn about the working and living conditions at the facilities of the Vankor and Payakh clusters, about the requirements for professional competencies, career opportunities, and also be interviewed by representatives of the personnel service.

To implement the large-scale Vostok Oil project in the north of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, 10,000 vacancies have been opened in key areas of the oil and gas industry. The company needs both engineering and technical personnel and skilled workers. To develop new oil-producing assets, the company also needs drivers, slingers, machinists, locksmiths, motorists and other specialists.

RN-Vankor holds job fairs in many regions of Russia. At such events, each applicant can be interviewed not only with a representative of the HR department, but also directly with the relevant specialists of the enterprise.

For highly qualified and proactive employees, RN-Vankor provides extensive career growth and development opportunities, the company has a management personnel reserve program aimed at identifying and developing talented employees to maximize their potential.

The company also operates a large-scale social package, mortgage lending programs, sanatorium-resort rehabilitation, maternity and childhood support, etc. One of the largest social programs for employees in the city was highly appreciated by the city administration – RN-Vankor was recognized as the best enterprise in Krasnoyarsk for social partnership and labor protection.

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The implementation of the Vostok Oil project began in 2020. Currently, large-scale construction of the project's oil production infrastructure is underway in the north of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, including a unique pipeline with a length of about 770 km. Through it, Vostok Oil's commercial oil will be delivered to the North Bay port, a global transport hub of strategic importance for the development of the Northern Sea Route.

The port's infrastructure includes the country's largest oil loading terminal with 102 tanks, as well as two cargo, two oil tankers and one berth for the port fleet with a total length of almost 1.5 km. Work is underway to expand the aviation infrastructure of Igarka, Norilsk, and Dixon. Shift residential towns are being built.