Leader in Offshore Repair and Maintenance Seeks ROV Pilot and Supervisor for Offshore Positions This 27th

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 26/07/2020 at 08:55

Updated on 26/07/2020 at 08:56

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The Leader in Offshore Inspection, Repair, and Maintenance in the Oil and Gas Industry is Looking for ROV Pilot and Supervisor

SISTAC is the leader in offshore inspection, maintenance, and repair in the oil and gas industry in Brazil, through access with Offshore Support Vessels, Divers, Climbers, Riggers, and ROVs. The company seeks to provide Engineering solutions in Inspection, Maintenance, and Repair both onshore and submerged in the Oil & Gas market in Brazil, aiming for the integrity and increased lifespan of its clients’ assets, through safety, quality, sustainability, ethics, and high engagement of our employees, operations, and business.

About the ROV Pilot Job Opening

Those interested in participating in the selection process of the leader in offshore inspection, maintenance, and repair in the oil and gas industry must meet the following requirements:

A technical degree in electronics, mechanics, electrical, or mechatronics. It is also desired that the candidate has previous experience working as a work-class ROV operator.

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About the ROV Supervisor Job Opening

For the ROV Supervisor job opening, it is desirable that the candidate holds a degree in mechatronics, electrical, mechanics, or electronics. It is also desirable that the candidate for this job opening has prior experience working as a work-class ROV supervisor.

Finally, those interested in filling the job opening at Sistac should send their resumes to the email address: rh@sistac.com.br, and in the subject of the email, they should specify the desired position.

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