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Maritime logistics is a field that brings together vacancies for specialists ensuring the carriage of goods by sea and along the entire logistics chain: from the shipper's warehouse to the consignee's warehouse. Offers are published here by shipping and freight forwarding companies, fleet operators, liner agents, stevedoring and terminal operators, customs brokers, warehouse operators and organizations engaged in multimodal transport. Delivery times, cargo safety, transport cost, compliance with customs and documentary requirements and the resilience of the supply chain depend on these specialists. In the maritime industry, these specialists interact with cargo owners, shipowners, masters, agents, customs authorities, port services and insurance companies.
What vacancies are collected in this section
The "Maritime logistics" category presents vacancies in several areas:
- Freight forwarding: sea freight forwarders, transport organization specialists
- Freight and chartering: brokers, freight and charter party specialists
- Liner agency: liner agents, service operators
- Terminal and stevedoring operations: cargo handling specialists
- Customs clearance: customs brokers, declarants
- Warehouse logistics: warehouse, cross-docking and storage specialists
Vacancies for engineering and management positions are also published here: logistics manager, head of freight forwarding department, key account manager, cargo transport quality and safety specialist.
Who this section is for
The section will be useful for those looking for work in maritime logistics:
- Sea freight forwarders and transport organization specialists
- Brokers and freight and charter party specialists
- Liner agents and service operators
- Terminal and stevedoring operations specialists
- Customs brokers and declarants
- Warehouse logistics and multimodal transport specialists
What to consider when looking for work
A few practical tips for applicants in this field:
- State cargo types and directions. Experience with general, liquid, reefer and dangerous cargo requires different competencies.
- Describe experience with documents. Bills of lading, invoices, packing lists and customs declarations are the basis of the profession.
- Note your knowledge of Incoterms and carriage rules. This directly affects the allocation of responsibility.
- State your experience with logistics systems. Modern logistics relies on TMS, WMS and accounting systems.
- Don't delay your response. Good specialists receive several offers in a short time.
How to find a job in maritime logistics on Steel Water
Steel Water brings together vacancies from shipping and freight forwarding companies, fleet operators, liner agents, terminal and warehouse operators, customs brokers and multimodal transport organizations from different countries. Employers post offers indicating the field, cargo types and conditions. You can apply directly through the platform, create your own resume and receive offers from maritime employers. Registration opens access to chat with the employer and full vacancy details.
For employers: how to post a vacancy
If you are looking for specialists in maritime logistics, post a vacancy with a detailed description of the field, cargo types, area of responsibility and conditions. The combination of actively searching the resume database and posting a vacancy gives the best result: specific vacancies indicating cargo, directions and conditions attract more relevant candidates and reduce the time to fill the position.