Vagas de emprego para trabalhar no Porto de Santos anunciadas pela Lachmann neste dia, 21 de janeiro

Job Openings to Work at the Port of Santos Announced by Lachmann on This Day, January 21

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 21/01/2020 at 17:21

Vagas de emprego para trabalhar no Porto de Santos anunciadas pela Lachmann neste dia, 21 de janeiro

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Lachmann Maritime Agency Has Job Opportunities This Afternoon, January 21, for Its Branch in the Port of Santos

Excellent job openings at the Port of Santos for high school and higher education professionals have been announced by Lachmann Maritime Agency. Check below the requested positions and how to apply. Job Storm! There Are Almost 400 Openings to Support the Offshore Maintenance Shutdown!

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The Lachmann was founded in 1927, and since then it has stood out for the continuous improvement of its services. It operates in various stages of the logistics chain of foreign trade.

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Junior Maritime Agent – Port of Santos / SP

Requirements

Knowledge of approving bodies
Knowledge of Dispatch
High school diploma
Intermediate English
Operational and documentary experience in maritime operations, agency work, including port visits and ship captain services

Operations Assistant – Port of Santos / SP

Requirements

Previous experience with maritime import and export documentation
Experience in customer service/front desk
Completed high school, degree in progress is desirable
Intermediate English
Knowledge of systems related to import and export processes of approving bodies and shipowners

Process Analyst – Customs Terminals – São Bernardo do Campo – SP

Requirements

Organization, skills for statistics and KPIs, negotiation, and results-oriented
Higher education in Engineering, Logistics, Administration, or related areas (completed or in the final year)
Advanced English is desirable
Knowledge in process analysis and optimization
Knowledge in cost analysis and operational risk
Knowledge in productivity analysis and process adequacy
Knowledge of import, export, and customs terminal operations processes will be a plus

Application for Lachmann SP Job Openings

Did you identify with the job openings above? Send your resume to rh@lachmann.com.br

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Application for Lachmann SP Job Openings

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Brazil will harvest a record crop of up to 357 million tons of grains, but it does not have the capacity to store a large part of it. The storage deficit has reached the highest level in history and is equivalent to almost the entire production of Argentina.

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