Aliança Navegação Announces Offshore Position for Engine Room Sailor on April 27

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 29/04/2019 at 10:25

Updated on 29/04/2019 at 19:56

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One of the Largest Shipping Companies in the Country Opens Selection Process for Offshore Position and Seeks Engine Cadet to Join Its Crews

The Aliança Navegação e Logística group, growing stronger with the merger with Hamburg Sud, is starting the hiring process for a Maritime Professional with the profile of Engine Cadet.
The shipping sector has been seeking many professionals, as we have constantly reported here on our Click Oil and Gas portal, so this is yet another chance for you to be hired by one of the leading companies in this market, check your certificates, learn a little about the company in the paragraph below, and apply for this excellent offshore position.

Aliança Navegação e Logística is a leader in cabotage transportation in South America, being one of the pioneers in the return of this service in the Country.
Founded in 1950, the company is part of the Hamburg Süd group, which is now part of Maersk Line, the world leader in container logistics.

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OPEN POSITION FOR ENGINE CADET – MNM

Responsibilities: Desirable experience on Container Ships and mandatory CIR, passport, and other valid certificates.

HR requests in the announcement, published by the company’s HR on 04/27, that interested parties send their resumes to the email: recrutamento.maritimo@alianca.com.br.

The Human Resources company ABZ announced on April 15, an offshore position also for Engine Cadet. The company informs that one of the requirements is to have the relevant certificates for the position. Access here and see how to apply!

Aliança Navegação Announces Offshore Position for Engine Room Sailor on April 27

One of the Largest Shipping Companies in the Country Opens Selection Process for Offshore Position and Seeks Engine Cadet to Join Its Crews

OPEN POSITION FOR ENGINE CADET – MNM

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