No RJ, profissionais de manutenção e inspeção offshore são recrutados pela Qualitech

In Rio de Janeiro, Maintenance and Inspection Professionals for Offshore Work Are Recruited by Qualitech

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 23/09/2019 at 11:42

Updated on 23/09/2019 at 13:38

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Qualitech Calls For Inspectors And Climbers With Experience In The Maintenance And Inspection Sector In RJ.

Qualitech, a company providing inspection and maintenance services in RJ, is recruiting climbers and inspectors. The job openings were announced today, September 23, through the official communication network. The company requests that professionals working at heights have the basic courses for the activities and experience in the field. Take the opportunity to participate in the Imetame selection process, there is still time.

QUALITECH is involved in the management and execution of inspection, repair, and maintenance services in industrial and naval sectors, applying conventional industrial climbing techniques on a national and global scale in the offshore segment with qualified professionals in the drilling, FPSO, supply vessel, and energy industry sectors. The company is committed to achieving the highest standards of quality, health, safety, environment, and social responsibility.

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Inspector/Climber

Requirements: Proven experience as an inspector, qualified in NDT techniques, irata n1, CBSP, and HUET.

Inspection Assistant/Climber

Requirements: Mandatory irata n1, CBSP, and HUET courses, valid and current.

Inspector/Climber Level 3

Requirements: Proven experience as an inspector, valid and current irata n3, CBSP, and HUET courses.

Candidates must send their resumes by September 30 to curriculo@qualitechirm.com, stating the position of interest in the subject line.

Be sure to include recent courses and send your updated resume.

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