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Port of Santos Opens 20 Job Vacancies for High School, Higher Education, and Technical Positions

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 14/03/2024 at 17:55

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Santos Port, One of the Busiest and Most Important in Brazil, Not Only for Its Economic Relevance but Also for the Number of Companies and Job Openings It Holds, Has 20 Positions Available in Various Areas.

These positions represent an excellent opportunity for professionals of different education levels and fields of work to enter or re-enter the job market. Among the opportunities in the port area, there are openings for Infrastructure Analyst at the company Santos Brasil, where the professional will be responsible for evaluating the performance of the company’s assets and implementing preventive maintenance programs.

Hapag-Lloyd, for its part, is looking for a Customer Service Analyst for customer service regarding reservation and documentation for export and import. Meanwhile, Wilson Sons offers opportunities for Commercial Analyst and Jr Production Planning Analyst, with activities that include market research, development of commercial proposals, and collaboration in creating production plans.

In addition, there are specific job openings for Technical Education, such as the PCM Planner position at Santos Brasil, involving the planning of maintenance orders and material management.

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For those with a high school diploma, there are positions such as Tire Technician at Santos Brasil, where the professional will be responsible for the control and maintenance of equipment tires, and Truck/Vehicle Mechanic Assistant at Marimex, with activities involving inspection and repair of vehicles.

Additionally, there are job openings specifically for people with disabilities, such as the Logistics Analyst position at Hapag-Lloyd, where the professional will be responsible for the repositioning of containers and transportation cost control.

The opportunities at Santos Port offer a variety of benefits, such as medical and dental assistance, meal vouchers, transportation vouchers, life insurance, among others, making these positions even more attractive to candidates.

Interested individuals should apply through the respective company’s portals and ensure they meet the specific requirements for each position. The available positions reflect the demand for qualified and engaged professionals at Santos Port, contributing to the growth and development of this important port region in the country.

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Port of Santos Opens 20 Job Vacancies for High School, Higher Education, and Technical Positions

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