Offshore Divers Are Called for Oil and Gas Activities Today

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/03/2019 at 07:24

Updated on 15/03/2019 at 07:31

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SISTAC Finally Started The Selection Processes For Offshore Divers On March 14th, Learn What You Need To Compete For The Position

Professional divers with experience/training in the oil and gas sector have just been called by SISTAC – Sistemas de Acesso, these opportunities are fully updated and confirmed by Click Petróleo e Gás. But pay attention to the requirements, as they are quite specific and necessary to perform the activities, in addition to the various services that the company specializes in, today’s functions involve offshore activities, likely in shallow diving. Understand more below:

Divers

Technician with active CREA/CFT
Training in Electrical, Electrotechnics, Automation, Mechatronics or related course
Abendi EV Qualification (Visual Inspection)
PE, PE, PM and ACFM

Some of the probable activities that these divers will need to perform will involve inspection, maintenance, repair, vessels, professional diving, scaling, Pull in/out and ROV, information that is contained on SISTAC’s own website.

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About SISTAC

SISTAC is one of the largest in its service modality in Brazil, with a strong presence in maintenance, offshore repairs, and underwater inspections. Through support vessels, it and its team of Divers, Climbers, Riggers, and ROVs have performed their activities with excellence and have been highly rated by their clients.

Petrobras Launches Tender For Support Vessel For Shallow Diving

Petrobras has launched a new tender for the chartering of a support vessel for shallow diving to assist in operations in the state of Espírito Santo, marking a restart of the activity of contracting supply ships after a long hiatus. Learn More About It Here.

Offshore Divers Are Called for Oil and Gas Activities Today

SISTAC Finally Started The Selection Processes For Offshore Divers On March 14th, Learn What You Need To Compete For The Position

Divers

About SISTAC

Petrobras Launches Tender For Support Vessel For Shallow Diving

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