A líder global no segmento naval Wilhelmsen convoca Agente Marítimo neste dia, 10 de fevereiro

Global Leader in the Maritime Sector Wilhelmsen Calls Maritime Agent on This Day, February 10

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Published on 10/02/2020 at 11:27

vaga de emprego na líder global no segmento naval Wilhelmsen para Agente Marítimo neste dia, 10 de fevereiro

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Maritime Agent – Paranaguá PR

Requirements

Fluent in English;
Completed higher education
Advanced computer skills in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint;
Maritime training and previous experience in a Shipping Agency;
Familiar with regulations, procedures, and tariffs of port and local authorities.

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Are you a resident of Paranaguá PR or nearby? Check the required qualifications carefully and apply immediately for the Maritime Agent position by clicking here, good luck!

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