Log-In Integrated Logistics Opens 3 Job Positions for Captain and Chief Engineer: Salaries Up to R$ 15,000 and Mandatory STCW Certifications

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Published on 10/04/2025 at 14:24

Log-In Logística Integrada oferece 3 vagas de emprego para Comandante e Chefe de Máquinas. Salários até R$ 15 mil, certificações STCW e benefícios como plano de saúde integral. Inscrições até maio/2025.

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Applications Open Until May 2025 for Professionals with Experience in Container Ships. Log-In Integrated Logistics Offers Comprehensive Health Plan, Gympass, and Profit Sharing.

Log-In Integrated Logistics, recognized as a Great Place to Work, has 3 job openings for Captain, First Officer, and Chief Engineer. The opportunities require STCW certifications, experience on container ships, and availability for on-site work in Rio de Janeiro. Salaries can exceed R$ 15 thousand, with applications open until May 20, 2025.

Technical Requirements for Job Openings at Log-In Integrated Logistics: STCW II/2, ECDIS, and Updated NR Certificates

For the positions of Captain and Chief Engineer, the following is mandatory:

STCW II/2 or III/2 certification;
CIR (Registration and Record Book) valid;
Updated NR-10, NR-33, and NR-35 certificates;
Passport and International Yellow Fever Certificate.

Exclusive Benefits: Health Plan for Dependents and Gympass

The company offers:

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Selection Process in 7 Stages: Remote Interviews and Technical Test

Approved candidates at Log-In Integrated Logistics will go through:

Online registration APPLY HERE
Cultural Fit;
Remote interview with HR;
Interview with Fleet Manager;
SSMA Evaluation (Safety and Environment);
Pre-employment exams;
Hiring.

First Officer in RJ: Cargo Control and ECDIS Certification Are Differentiators

The position of First Officer in Rio de Janeiro requires:

Bachelor’s Degree;
Experience on container ships;
Proficiency in ECDIS (Electronic Chart Display and Information System);
Certification in EGPO (Equipment Operator Certification).

Log-In Integrated Logistics Is GPTW: 1,000 Employees and Focus on Diversity

The company, with 1,000 employees, stands out for:

Great Place to Work® seal (2022 and 2023);
Diversity Squad for promoting equity;
Love of Mother program (support for pregnant women);
Training at Unilog-In Corporate University.

The job openings at Log-In Integrated Logistics are opportunities for qualified professionals seeking stability in a leading maritime logistics company. With competitive salaries and benefits aligned with well-being, the company reinforces its commitment to nautical safety and sustainable innovation.

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Log-In Integrated Logistics Opens 3 Job Positions for Captain and Chief Engineer: Salaries Up to R$ 15,000 and Mandatory STCW Certifications

Applications Open Until May 2025 for Professionals with Experience in Container Ships. Log-In Integrated Logistics Offers Comprehensive Health Plan, Gympass, and Profit Sharing.

Technical Requirements for Job Openings at Log-In Integrated Logistics: STCW II/2, ECDIS, and Updated NR Certificates

Exclusive Benefits: Health Plan for Dependents and Gympass

Selection Process in 7 Stages: Remote Interviews and Technical Test

First Officer in RJ: Cargo Control and ECDIS Certification Are Differentiators

Log-In Integrated Logistics Is GPTW: 1,000 Employees and Focus on Diversity

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Log-In Integrated Logistics Opens 3 Job Positions for Captain and Chief Engineer: Salaries Up to R$ 15,000 and Mandatory STCW Certifications

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