Lachmann recruta para trabalhar no Porto de Itajaí em escala 5 x 1 ; vagas anunciadas hoje, 29

Lachmann Hiring to Work at Itajaí Port on a 5 x 1 Shift; Jobs Announced Today, 29

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 29/01/2020 at 19:21

Updated on 29/01/2020 at 19:27

Lachmann recruta para trabalhar no Porto de Itajaí em escala 5 x 1 ; vagas anunciadas hoje, 29

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Lachmann Maritime Agency Has New Job Openings This Afternoon of January 29, to Work at Its Branch in the Port of Itajaí

Excellent job openings at the Port of Itajaí for high school or higher education professionals have been announced by Lachmann Maritime Agency. Check below the required positions and how to apply. The Norwegian giant opens a selection process to serve offshore projects in Rio and Porto do Açu.

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A Lachmann was founded in 1927, and since then has excelled in the continuous improvement of its services. It operates in various stages of the logistics chain of foreign trade.

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Operations Assistant – Itajaí – SC

Requirements

Previous experience with maritime import and export documentation
High school diploma, bachelor’s degree in progress preferred
Intermediate English
Knowledge of port terminal processes
Availability to work on a 5 x 1 night shift
Knowledge of systems related to the import and export processes of regulatory agencies and shipowners

Application for Lachmann SC Job Openings

Do you identify with the job opening above? Send your resume by February 4 to rh@lachmann.com.br

Pré-Sal Petróleo S.A Will Discuss Compensation Value with Petrobras for Investments in Sépia and Atapu

It was established on Wednesday, the 29th, by the government that the state-owned company Pré-Sal Petróleo S.A. (PPSA) should represent the Union in negotiations with Petrobras to establish the compensation amount to be paid to the company for investments already made in the areas of Sépia and Atapu, in the pre-salt, following the future auction under the Production Sharing regime of the assets.

Petrobras and PPSA will also conduct studies to define the development strategy for the areas after the auction.

The government has been working to hold a new auction for the areas of Atapu and Sépia, but it is likely that the auction will be postponed until next year.

Lachmann Hiring to Work at Itajaí Port on a 5 x 1 Shift; Jobs Announced Today, 29

Lachmann Maritime Agency Has New Job Openings This Afternoon of January 29, to Work at Its Branch in the Port of Itajaí

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