DOF Subsea Wins "Best Suppliers of Petrobras 2018" Award in Brazil

DOF Subsea Wins “Best Suppliers of Petrobras 2018” Award in Brazil

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/04/2019 at 04:51

Updated on 05/04/2019 at 10:18

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Petrobras in 2017 Resumed Its Program for Top Service Providers and Suppliers, DOF Subsea Was One of the Winners and Publicly Recognized

On March 29, 2019, Petrobras held the award “Petrobras Best Suppliers 2018” and recognized DOF Subsea Brazil in the category of “Best Supplier in ROV and AUV Services.”

The event aims to recognize service providers and suppliers who stood out in 2018 and contributed to the pursuit of excellence, strengthening the spirit of collaboration and partnership. Additional companies recognized in 2018 included TechnipFMC, Subsea 7, Sapura, Aker Solutions, Halliburton, and Oceânica.

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Congratulations to all collaborators, both onshore and offshore, who were part of this achievement. This recognition is the result of the work and commitment of our team and reinforces our leadership position in the Brazilian market.

In the photo above, Davi Lima, Project Execution Manager of DOF Subsea Brazil, and Gabrielle Caldas, Business Development Manager, received the award from Luiz Carlos Higa, Executive Manager of Submarine Systems at Petrobras.

Contract with Petrobras

DOF Subsea signed a contract with Petrobras for approximately US$ 150 million to charter 3 support vessels equipped with ROV, this contract was signed in February of this year. The vessels Skandi Commander, Skandi Olympia, and Skandi Chieftain were selected and are set to begin operations in the second half of this year.

Currently, DOF Subsea has several open positions in Brazil:

Quarter Master – Sr. DPO
Quarter Master
Chief Engineer
Chief of Machinery
Crane Operator
Marine Electrician (with CIR)
Mate / Chief Officer
Deputy Chief of Machinery

Are you a professional in one of the listed positions above? Then send your resume today by visiting DOF’s recruitment page by clicking here.

DOF Subsea Wins “Best Suppliers of Petrobras 2018” Award in Brazil

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