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Offshore Vacancy at Subsea7 Announced on October 25

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Published on 25/10/2019 at 14:55

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Offshore Position at Subsea7 Seeks Professional to Pilot One of Its ROVs. Previous Experience and Technical Course Are Required

Subsea7 is starting a selection process to fill an offshore position for a qualified professional to work as ROV Pilot I.
See here job openings for offshore activities on a 60×60 shift this October 25th.
Subsea 7 is the world’s leading company in engineering, construction, and subsea services, operating from the seabed to the surface and focusing on the global offshore energy industry.

The Subsea7 operates one of the most versatile fleets in the world, consisting of highly specialized vessels for pipeline installation, construction, remote intervention, and diving support operations.

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ROV Pilot I

Prerequisites: Completed secondary education in Mechanical, Mechatronics, or Electromechanics; active CREA/CFT; intermediate English; desirable experience in the role of Trainee ROV Pilot.

Interested individuals who meet the professional profile required by the company for this offshore position should send their CV to: recrutamento.i-tech7@subsea7.com

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Offshore Vacancy at Subsea7 Announced on October 25

Offshore Position at Subsea7 Seeks Professional to Pilot One of Its ROVs. Previous Experience and Technical Course Are Required

ROV Pilot I

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Offshore Vacancy at Subsea7 Announced on October 25

Offshore Position at Subsea7 Seeks Professional to Pilot One of Its ROVs. Previous Experience and Technical Course Are Required

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