After 24 years without a competition, Cuiabá city hall authorizes selection with 198 vacancies for municipal inspectors

Cuiabá City Hall authorized the holding of a new public competition with a forecast of 198 vacancies for municipal inspectors.

The selection, aimed at candidates with higher education, was made official this Monday (9), after signature by Mayor Abilio Brunini, and marks the return of competitions for the category after more than two decades.

The opportunities will be aimed at professionals working 40 hours a week. Authorization is the first step towards opening the selection process, which still depends on the formation of an organizing committee, the choice of the panel responsible for the tests and the publication of the notice.

The opening of new vacancies seeks to reinforce the staff in view of the growth of Cuiabá and the increase in inspection activities. Another factor pointed out by municipal management is the approaching retirement of some of the professionals who already work in the role.

According to SORP, the expansion of the team is necessary to keep up with changes in legislation, the advancement of technology and the new needs of the population. He also highlighted that the reduced number of employees makes it difficult to respond to some incidents, especially in teams that work directly on the streets.