TRAINEESHIP ON AN INLAND BARGE OR SEAGOING VESSEL
It’s just that bit different: a career on the water as a sailor, helmsman or even captain. Are you looking for a versatile traineeship where you can learn a lot from an experienced crew? The Volharding Group is an authorised training company and offers a unique opportunity to learn all the ins and outs from a crew with over 30 years of fleet experience. You have the chance to develop and grow with us, even after your traineeship.
In addition to a good work placement allowance, the board and lodgings on the barge or coaster are fully covered. You are on board for one week and then on shore for one week. A pattern of two weeks on, two weeks off is also negotiable.
We are looking for trainees who have a hands-on mentality and are keen to learn. You are fluent in English (German is an advantage, not a must), are enthusiastic, understand what customer service means and see every day as a new adventure. If you fit this profile, send your CV and covering letter to HR@volhardinggroup.com today and who knows – you might be sailing on one of our barges or coasters soon!
SAILING WITH VOLHARDING
If your career is ready for a challenge, and you would like a different perspective every day either on a ship or in an office, contact us via HR@volhardinggroup.com for more information about the vacancies or apply directly using the contact form.
WHO ARE WE?
The Volharding Group is a highly experienced maritime company that offers transport services and solutions by marine navigation and inland navigation for vegoils (feed/food), mineral products and clean petroleum products (CPP/biofuels), dark petroleum products (DPP) as well as providing bunkering services. In cooperation with CIMS Renewables, we also collect washing water from persistent floaters and various fats.
Our expert crews have over 30 years of fleet experience and offer all our customers a high level of service with a personal approach. We operate in various areas such as the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, France, Britain and Scandinavia.
