SUSTAINABILITY REVIEW - Maersk Supply Service
SUSTAINABILITY REVIEW - Maersk Supply Service
SUSTAINABILITY REVIEW - Maersk Supply Service
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EDUCATION PROGRAMME<br />
FOR CADETS IN BRAZIL<br />
<strong>Maersk</strong> <strong>Supply</strong> <strong>Service</strong> aims to maintain a pool of<br />
officers in Brazil by offering local cadets apprenticeships<br />
in cooperation with two Brazilian Navy Academies.<br />
In 2012 we hired a mix of 40 engine cadets and deck<br />
cadets to the education programme out of more than<br />
600 applicants.<br />
Brazilian Navy requires our deck cadets to spend<br />
minimum 120 days on board container ships and 240<br />
days on board offshore vessels. The requirements for<br />
the engine cadets are 60 and 120 days respectively.<br />
To meet these requirements our cadets embark on<br />
<strong>Maersk</strong> Line ships all over the world and on <strong>Maersk</strong><br />
<strong>Supply</strong> <strong>Service</strong> vessels operating in Brazil.<br />
As part of the apprenticeship our cadets have benefits<br />
such as individual Health and Dental Care plus<br />
Individual Life Insurance. When hired as an officer they<br />
are also entitled to Family Health and Pension Plan.<br />
In 2013 it is planned to hire a total of 30 new cadets<br />
on the same conditions.<br />
In the A.P. Moller – <strong>Maersk</strong> Group we have more than<br />
2,000 cadets from all nationalities sailing around the<br />
world.