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Electrician – MPOV – Guyana

Position Overview

WRS – Worldwide Recruitment Solutions are seeking an Electrician to join an MPOV (Multi-Purpose Offshore Vessel) in Guyana. The contract will run from the 27th of May to the 24th of June.

Requirements

ETO COC (Electro-Technical Officer Certificate of Competency)
Valid Health Certificate
Valid TUB Test (tuberculosis test)
Yellow fever certification
High voltage experience
STCWs (Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping)
Seaman book
Passport
Ex fundamentals for electrical personnel
DP maintenance experience (Dynamic Positioning)
HUET/BOSIET (Helicopter Underwater Escape Training/Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training)
CA EBS (Compressed Air Emergency Breathing System)

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