Sterner appoints Bjarne E. Pettersen as CEO again
Pettersen buys majority shares, strengthens the capital and leads the focus on clean-water technology after restructuring. He brings experience from the founding in 1990.
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Water treatment technology provider
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In short: Sterner founder Bjarne E. Pettersen returned as CEO to lead a restructuring and turnaround focused on water treatment technology.
Pettersen buys majority shares, strengthens the capital and leads the focus on clean-water technology after restructuring. He brings experience from the founding in 1990.
The modular system handles sludge collection, thickening, dewatering, and salinity management for their flow-through salmon farming. It enables biogas production, reduces environmental impact, and supports expansion.
The position requires competence in automation or electrical, industry experience and willingness to travel. Includes service, maintenance and customer support. Applications to rk@sterneras.no.
He has nearly 20 years of experience in the process industry and leads the company's initiative as a technology supplier in water treatment.
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