Empresa de logística portuária e marítima contrata jovem aprendiz, para Niterói, no Rio de Janeiro

Port And Maritime Logistics Company Hires Apprentice for Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 01/07/2020 at 15:26

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Wilson Sons is seeking a young apprentice to work in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro. The company is the largest integrated operator of port and maritime logistics in the Brazilian market, providing a full range of services to companies in the oil and gas industry, international trade, and the domestic economy, connecting the best solutions to the results expected by its clients. With a wide national presence, it operates in an innovative manner and offers services for the entire supply chain, with over 180 years of experience.

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The company operates two container terminals, one in the port of Salvador, Bahia (Tecon Salvador), and the other in Rio Grande, Rio Grande do Sul (Tecon Rio Grande), with the largest port support fleet in Brazil (75 vessels), 23 offshore support vessels (from Wilson Sons Ultratug Offshore), two offshore support bases, one in Rio de Janeiro and one in Niterói, two Logistics Centers (located in São Paulo and Pernambuco), two shipyards in Guarujá (SP), and one of the largest independent maritime agencies in the country.

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Young Apprentice

Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

Job Description: The company is looking for young individuals who want to start in the job market!

At Wilson Sons, its employees come first. The company ensures a healthy and safe work environment for high-quality and efficient performance.

For this position, it is necessary for the young person to reside in Niterói.

Responsibilities and Assignments: Will assist with administrative activities in the Maintenance area, control reports and service orders.

Requirements and Qualifications: Be between 18 and 23 years old; Completed/ongoing high school or ongoing higher education; possess knowledge in Excel (very important for the job); proactivity will be a differential! 6 hours daily, from Monday to Friday.

Port And Maritime Logistics Company Hires Apprentice for Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

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