Hidrovias Brasil está contratando marítimos em todas as funções até o dia 26

Hidrovias Brasil Is Hiring For All Maritime Positions Until The 26th

Written by Paulo Nogueira Published on 21/10/2018 at 20:36

The Positions Are for Maritime Professionals Focused on Waterway Logistics Activities; Applications Will Close on Friday

In recent weeks, maritime professionals have been able to follow job opportunities being posted by various companies in the sector on our portal, and this week will be no different. Now it’s the turn of Hidrovias Brasil to announce opportunities for its maritime fleet operating in the North of the Country, taking the lead in the selection processes of Zarpa Crew at the beginning of this week, which also posted some vacancies. Check out the opportunities for today:

Available Positions at Hidrovias Brasil

River Pilot – PFL
River Master – MFL
River Machine Supervisor – SUF
Deck River Sailor
Machine River Sailor
River Conductor – CTF
Navigation Supervisor (For this position, a complete technical education and/or higher education is required, along with 2 years of experience in supervision of navigation and crew).

Interested? Send your resume with the title “Maritime Hiring” to rhnorte@hbsa.com.br by April 26. It is important to mention the job title in the subject line and ensure that all maritime courses are up to date to compete. Please respect the deadline for submitting your applications.

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About the Company

Born from a startup and founded in 2010, Hidrovias do Brasil S.A. is a
company that develops integrated logistics solutions in Latin America focused on leveraging waterway transportation through innovative and competitive projects.

Established by the infrastructure fund of Pátria Investimentos, Hidrovias do Brasil also includes participation from other funds, such as the Canadian AIMCO; Temasek, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund; the IFC – the financial arm of the World Bank; and BNDESPar, which manages participations in companies held by BNDES; among other partners also represented by Pátria Infrastructure. Developing customized projects throughout Latin America, the company currently operates two main corridors: South Logistics Corridor and North Logistics Corridor.

Hidrovias Brasil Is Hiring For All Maritime Positions Until The 26th

The Positions Are for Maritime Professionals Focused on Waterway Logistics Activities; Applications Will Close on Friday

Available Positions at Hidrovias Brasil

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