Marítimos Alliance: Leader In Cabotage In Brazil Announces Multiple Job Openings; Opportunities For Marine Electrician, Marine Cook, Deckhand

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Published on 09/06/2024 at 20:51

Vagas anunciadas em junho: A Aliança Marítimos, parte da A.P. Moller – Maersk e líder na cabotagem no Brasil, está com diversas vagas de emprego abertas. Imagem: Canva/Divulgação

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Job Openings Announced in June: Aliança Marítimos, Part of A.P. Moller – Maersk and Leader in Cabotage in Brazil, Has Several Job Openings Available.

Aliança Marítimos, known for its expertise and dedication in national cargo transportation, is offering a variety of job openings in several locations. With a fleet of 9 container ships and operations in 14 Brazilian ports, the company connects products, businesses, and people, driving the country’s growth through integrated logistical solutions.

New hires will have the opportunity to work at a company that values integrity, humility, and continuous care for its clients. Aliança Marítimos not only links points but also dedicates itself to making a difference in the daily lives of Brazilians by providing quality logistical services by sea and land.

Benefits

Aliança Marítimos offers its employees a range of benefits, including health plans, life insurance, wellness programs, as well as opportunities for professional development and career plans. The company values diversity and inclusion, promoting a fair and respectful work environment.

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Salaries of Employees

According to Glassdoor, salaries at Aliança Marítimos vary according to position and level of experience. For example, a Deckhand can earn between R$ 4,000 and R$ 5,000 per month, while interns receive around R$ 1,000. In addition to base salaries, the company offers attractive bonuses and other compensation.

Job Openings at Aliança Marítimos

Health Assistant (ASA) – Rio de Janeiro, RJ (June 4, 2024)
Maritime Cook (CZA) – Rio de Janeiro, RJ (June 4, 2024)
Maritime Electrician (ELT) – Rio de Janeiro, RJ (April 10, 2024)
Deckhand (MNC) – Rio de Janeiro, RJ (June 4, 2024)
Engine Room Operator (MNM) – Rio de Janeiro, RJ (June 4, 2024)
Ordinary Seaman (MOC) – Rio de Janeiro, RJ (June 4, 2024)

For more job openings, please visit the link provided below.

How to Apply

To apply for job openings at Aliança Marítimos, visit THIS LINK and select the position of interest. Fill out the online application form with your personal information, attaching your updated resume and a cover letter. It is important to review all information before submitting your application to ensure it is complete and correct.

About Aliança Marítimos

Aliança Marítimos is a logistics integrator that operates throughout Brazil. As pioneers and leaders in cabotage, the company is part of A.P. Moller – Maersk and is recognized as a reference in national cargo transportation. With a fleet of 9 container ships operating between 14 Brazilian ports, Aliança Marítimos connects products, businesses, and people, driving the country’s growth.

Aliança Marítimos stands out for its values of continuous care, humility, and integrity. The company promotes a continuous learning environment and trusts its employees to deliver the best service to clients. Diversity and inclusion are fundamental pillars at Aliança Marítimos, which takes pride in having ten times more women on board than the global average and in promoting a fair and respectful environment for all.

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Marítimos Alliance: Leader In Cabotage In Brazil Announces Multiple Job Openings; Opportunities For Marine Electrician, Marine Cook, Deckhand

Job Openings Announced in June: Aliança Marítimos, Part of A.P. Moller – Maersk and Leader in Cabotage in Brazil, Has Several Job Openings Available.

Benefits

Salaries of Employees

Job Openings at Aliança Marítimos

How to Apply

About Aliança Marítimos

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Marítimos Alliance: Leader In Cabotage In Brazil Announces Multiple Job Openings; Opportunities For Marine Electrician, Marine Cook, Deckhand

Job Openings Announced in June: Aliança Marítimos, Part of A.P. Moller – Maersk and Leader in Cabotage in Brazil, Has Several Job Openings Available.

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Salaries of Employees

Job Openings at Aliança Marítimos

How to Apply

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