General skills

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• Have general knowledge of the national, regional and international social and economic environment;
• Demonstrate rigor in the organization of work and a capacity for responsiveness and creativity;
• Have a general knowledge of foreign languages, English in particular;
• Have the sense of negotiation, commercial relations and sales, as well as after-sales.

• Ensure the management of a logistic chain, especially maritime logistic chains;
• Know a wide range of techniques related to the logistic chain (warehousing, handling, transit, production, transport, etc.);
• Facilitate and coordinate the exchange between the internal actors of a maritime company;
• Contribute to the quick resolution of problems between stakeholders of the shipping industry;
• Manage change and promote solutions necessary for the adhesion of partners;
• Design adaptable structures, in permanent interaction with the multiple components of the environment;
• Implement methods that are both flexible and rational, to materialize its action and allow the regulation of flows through the development of a shipping logistics system and efficient information networks;
• Have knowledge of accounting and financial management as well as management control (more focused on real-time control tools than on accounting methods);
• Know the tools needed to optimize the quality and safety of physical and information flows;
• Provide efficient alternatives in the event of disturbances of current flows;
• To be able to use specific software, to contribute to their choice by the company and to favour their exploitation;
• Managing a work team.

• Intermediate staff members of the Maritime Administration
• Import & Export Agents
• Port Officials/Administrators
• Shipping Lines/Agency Personnel
• Maritime Controllers / Brokers
• Customs Brokers / Customs approved agent;
• Maritime/Shipping Teachers
• Marine Insurance Professionals
• Freight forwarder and logistics provider;
• Commercial agents
• Terminal Operators