Junior Equipment Technicians will embark on a structured training and competency programme, which will provide them with both practical and theoretical training.

The Programme duration is one year and will involve:

• An introduction to the Company
• Specific HSEQS training (including offshore survival and medical)
• ROV pilot training
• Practical exercises
• Classroom based teaching
• Peer assisted learning
• Competency Assessments

All of CTC's offshore employees are enrolled onto the CTC Competency Scheme, which is set to IMCA standards. As a trainee they will be expected to complete all of their specified competencies in the first year with CTC, being supported by their offshore supervisor and internal mentor.

Requirements

• Electrical, Hydraulic or Mechanical experience (HNC or equivalent)
• The ability to work globally

As well as the above skills, CTC's Junior Equipment Technicians should exhibit the following qualities:

• Act safely and responsibly at all times
• Good communication skills with both internal and external clients
• Ability to work as part of a team
• Drive and enthusiasm
• Will to succeed