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The document summarizes an ROV Operator program offered at the Marine Institute in St. John's, Newfoundland. The two-year program trains students in electronics, mechanical technology, and underwater vehicles to work in offshore oil/gas exploration. Students take courses on ROV systems and maintenance, and gain hands-on experience through technical sessions and a work term. Applicants must meet the Institute's admission requirements and pass a physical fitness exam.

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The document summarizes an ROV Operator program offered at the Marine Institute in St. John's, Newfoundland. The two-year program trains students in electronics, mechanical technology, and underwater vehicles to work in offshore oil/gas exploration. Students take courses on ROV systems and maintenance, and gain hands-on experience through technical sessions and a work term. Applicants must meet the Institute's admission requirements and pass a physical fitness exam.

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ROV Program

Skills and Interests


You're ready to turn your interest in electronics, mechanical technology and
machines into a career in underwater vehicles.
Work Environment
Offshore oil and gas, exploration and subsea structures, onshore manufacturing and
simulation.
Program Location:
Marine Institute campus, Ridge Road (St. Johns)
Program Length:
Two years
Courses:
View Calendar entry
Practical Experience:
Two technical sessions + one work term
Application Deadline:
Fall:

April 15 (Fall)

Program Description
The Marine Institutes ROV Operator program is the only program of its kind in
Canada. Preparing students to work with a wide range of vehicles, perform ROV
maintenance, understand ROV systems and work safely in unique ocean
environments, this program provides a solid foundation in electronics and
mechanical technology through classroom, simulated and workplace training.
Program Structure
Four 13-week academic terms over two years with two technical sessions and one
eight-week work term.
Prerequisites
Applicants must meet Marine Institutes Application and Admission Regulations and
provide proof of physical fitness through the Canadian Association of Petroleum
Producers (CAPP) Offshore Medical.

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