Offshore Diver Positions Available With Active CFT, Today 06/28!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 28/06/2019 at 12:54

Updated on 28/06/2019 at 13:12

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Sistac Company Opens Opportunities for Divers and Dive Supervisors Who Want to Work in the Offshore Oil and Gas Sector, Learn More and Apply

The leader in the offshore inspection, maintenance, and repair industry in Brazil, opened on Thursday, June 27, the offshore vacancies for Divers and Dive Supervisors; the company is based in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, all details about the position will be provided below.

Ostreiro Vessel Used by SISTAC

Activities began on the OSTREIRO on 04/10/2019, a partnership between SISTAC and WSUT for diving services up to 50 meters using LDB (Light Diving Boat), the third of four vessels “in the father and son model” under a three-year contract with Petrobras.

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Divers and Dive Supervisors

Requirements

Professional Diver Course
Must Hold Active CREA/CFT
Technical Course in Electrical Engineering, Automation, Electromechanics, Mechatronics
Abendi Qualification EV, PE, PE, PM, and ACFM

The company did not require the CBSP and HEUT certifications.

Application

Interested candidates can send their resumes to the email rh@sistac.com.br, indicating the desired position in the subject line. Good Luck!

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

Offshore Diver Positions Available With Active CFT, Today 06/28!

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Ostreiro Vessel Used by SISTAC

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Offshore Diver Positions Available With Active CFT, Today 06/28!

Sistac Company Opens Opportunities for Divers and Dive Supervisors Who Want to Work in the Offshore Oil and Gas Sector, Learn More and Apply

Ostreiro Vessel Used by SISTAC

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