Qualitech contrata alpinistas e assistentes para novo projeto offshore

Qualitech Hires Climbers and Assistants for New Offshore Project

Written by Flavia Marinho Published on 22/08/2019 at 01:00

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Offshore Company in Maintenance and Inspection Segment Announces Openings for Climbers, Inspection Assistants, and Assembly Assistants.

Qualitech, a company in the offshore scene providing inspection services, announced yesterday (21) through an official channel, openings for professionals working at heights. These opportunities are for climbers, inspection assistants, and assembly assistants. Professionals need to have the basic courses for working at heights and a high school education.Continue viewing other maintenance sector openings announced this week.

A Little About the Company

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

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