I don't like his User Name!
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WROV 125-150Hp wanted
My Company have a nice 125hp Quantum sat in a shed in Middlesbrough.
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WROV 125-150Hp wanted
If you sign up to Deep Search your find many vehicles to rent or buy .
www.m-are.com
www.m-are.com
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Selection of Requirements
Hi Everybody,
Please find below a selection of our current ROV / Trenching requirements:
1) Trenching Supervisors Required - Caspian Sea - Start Date March '14 (subject to LOI and Visa arrangements) - 52/28 day rotation schedule - Client is looking to retain candidates on a daily rate "Recruitment Contract" (i.e. through their payroll) - no fixed dayrate or salary offered by client - strong option if you are looking for job security in a single location through 2014
2) Trenching Pilot Techs & Supervisors Required - Caspian Sea - Start Date March ' 14 (subject to LOI and Visa Arrangements) - 4/4 rotation schedule - Regular Freelance Basis
3) ROV Pilot Techs, Sub Engs and Supervisors Required - Regular Rotation and Long Term Contract work in China - Schilling UHD - Subsea Construction Experience Preferred - Mandarin Chinese Speakers Preferred (but not essential) - Candidates with Chinese Visas / Residents Permit Preferred (but not essential)
4) ROV Supervisors Required - Regular Rotation and Long Term Contract Work in China - FCV Work Class ROV - Broad Project Experience Requested - Mndarin Chinese Speakers Preferred (but not essential) - Candidates with Chinese Visas / Residents Permit Preferred (but not essential)
If you are interested in finding out more about these positions, please send your CV and certs to LStephenson@atlasprofessionals.com or wbest@atlasprofessionals.com.
Have an enjoyable weekend!
Please find below a selection of our current ROV / Trenching requirements:
1) Trenching Supervisors Required - Caspian Sea - Start Date March '14 (subject to LOI and Visa arrangements) - 52/28 day rotation schedule - Client is looking to retain candidates on a daily rate "Recruitment Contract" (i.e. through their payroll) - no fixed dayrate or salary offered by client - strong option if you are looking for job security in a single location through 2014
2) Trenching Pilot Techs & Supervisors Required - Caspian Sea - Start Date March ' 14 (subject to LOI and Visa Arrangements) - 4/4 rotation schedule - Regular Freelance Basis
3) ROV Pilot Techs, Sub Engs and Supervisors Required - Regular Rotation and Long Term Contract work in China - Schilling UHD - Subsea Construction Experience Preferred - Mandarin Chinese Speakers Preferred (but not essential) - Candidates with Chinese Visas / Residents Permit Preferred (but not essential)
4) ROV Supervisors Required - Regular Rotation and Long Term Contract Work in China - FCV Work Class ROV - Broad Project Experience Requested - Mndarin Chinese Speakers Preferred (but not essential) - Candidates with Chinese Visas / Residents Permit Preferred (but not essential)
If you are interested in finding out more about these positions, please send your CV and certs to LStephenson@atlasprofessionals.com or wbest@atlasprofessionals.com.
Have an enjoyable weekend!
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Atlas Professionals Rebranding (prev. Atlas Services Group)
Thanks for the update Will.
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Black Dog wrote: |
I don't like his User Name! |
Watch your back!
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WROV 125-150Hp wanted
How about these guys :-
http://www.deepwater-rental.com/news-resources/deepwater-rental-and-supply-announces-new-alliance-with-sub-dimension-engineering-co-ltd
http://www.deepwater-rental.com/news-resources/deepwater-rental-and-supply-announces-new-alliance-with-sub-dimension-engineering-co-ltd
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Feedback to OROV: Seaeye, Sub-Atlantic, ECA, Seabotix, Argus
IMHO Seaeye would be your best route:
Seaeye Falcon is out - rated to 300m water depth.
Seaeye tiger is out - rated to -1000m water depth.
I'd consider the Seeye Lynx
Rated to -1500m
http://www.seaeye.com/lynx.html
Video here: http://www.seaeye.com/videos/lynx.mpg
For the areas you are intending to operate in I would strongly suggest Seaeye's Type 8 Tether Management System (TMS), which provides a 200 metre excursion radius.
Try free swimming offshore with a small vehicle such as this and it will all end in tears!
Seaeye Falcon is out - rated to 300m water depth.
Seaeye tiger is out - rated to -1000m water depth.
I'd consider the Seeye Lynx
Rated to -1500m
http://www.seaeye.com/lynx.html
Video here: http://www.seaeye.com/videos/lynx.mpg
For the areas you are intending to operate in I would strongly suggest Seaeye's Type 8 Tether Management System (TMS), which provides a 200 metre excursion radius.
Try free swimming offshore with a small vehicle such as this and it will all end in tears!
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New technology
I could talk about this for hours. In short, I'm not going to influence you with my views on remaining independent vs. seeking finance to develop a product or get negative on the harsh realities of commerce in a globalised industry.
"Patent, keep secret and be FIRST."
I have no free cash available at the moment to help I'm afraid; every last ducket is going to DNV for a TQ project.
I did talk to this chap having warned him about the dangers of disclosure and not to divulge to me anything he wasn't prepared to see on facebook, but one point I need to make here specifically.
"If you are in the employ of another, please check your contract for any hidden dangerous terms regarding ownership of IPR generated during the service of that contract."
"Patent, keep secret and be FIRST."
I have no free cash available at the moment to help I'm afraid; every last ducket is going to DNV for a TQ project.
I did talk to this chap having warned him about the dangers of disclosure and not to divulge to me anything he wasn't prepared to see on facebook, but one point I need to make here specifically.
"If you are in the employ of another, please check your contract for any hidden dangerous terms regarding ownership of IPR generated during the service of that contract."
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Feedback to OROV: Seaeye, Sub-Atlantic, ECA, Seabotix, Argus
rovtech74 wrote: |
go for the seaeye , less downtime ...... |
Than what?
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New technology
Savante wrote: |
I could talk about this for hours. In short, I'm not going to influence you with my views on remaining independent vs. seeking finance to develop a product or get negative on the harsh realities of commerce in a globalised industry.
"Patent, keep secret and be FIRST." I have no free cash available at the moment to help I'm afraid; every last ducket is going to DNV for a TQ project. I did talk to this chap having warned him about the dangers of disclosure and not to divulge to me anything he wasn't prepared to see on facebook, but one point I need to make here specifically. "If you are in the employ of another, please check your contract for any hidden dangerous terms regarding ownership of IPR generated during the service of that contract." |
As expected 'Savanate' came through with very sound advice/input
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Mermaid Offshore Services P/Ts and Supvs Wanted
Mermaid Offshore Services are currently hiring experienced SMD Quasar personnel for an upcoming vessel based project in the Gulf of Thailand carrying out IRM work.
This contract starts around April 1st.
Personnel Required:
2 x Supervisors
3 x Pilot technicians
Personnel should have five years experience with two years on vehicle type.
Please send applications with CV to:
Email: robert.b@mermaid-maritime.com
ROV Operations Manager
Mermaid Offshore Services Ltd.
(A subsidiary of Mermaid Maritime PLC.)
789/55 Moo 1, Pinthong Industrial Estate,
Nongkham, Sriracha,
Chonburi 20230
Thailand
Office: (+66) (0) 38 318 300
Web : www.mermaid-maritime.com
This contract starts around April 1st.
Personnel Required:
2 x Supervisors
3 x Pilot technicians
Personnel should have five years experience with two years on vehicle type.
Please send applications with CV to:
Email: robert.b@mermaid-maritime.com
ROV Operations Manager
Mermaid Offshore Services Ltd.
(A subsidiary of Mermaid Maritime PLC.)
789/55 Moo 1, Pinthong Industrial Estate,
Nongkham, Sriracha,
Chonburi 20230
Thailand
Office: (+66) (0) 38 318 300
Web : www.mermaid-maritime.com
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New technology
Hi Jamesmc,
Thanks for the info, savante was great to speak with, very knowledgeable in the info I was needing, thanks savante,
I have had to accept the old saying in, you need money to make money, especially in this market, I guess this will be another idea I see developed in years too come and complain to the missus that I had that idea first.
Thanks everyone for their input,
Thanks for the info, savante was great to speak with, very knowledgeable in the info I was needing, thanks savante,
I have had to accept the old saying in, you need money to make money, especially in this market, I guess this will be another idea I see developed in years too come and complain to the missus that I had that idea first.
Thanks everyone for their input,
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Helicopter Safety Review Report
Just had a thought, feel free to develop it!
How about an escape pod?
Fitted with EPIRBS, flotation, independent air supply, fire suppression (or re-route fuel and lube/hyraulic oil) and air braking/parachute, self-righting. All fitted within a carbon fibre/Kevlar enclosure.
Any issue with airworthiness, the pilot issues an alert, presses the jettison button and away you go!
At the moment we are at the mercy of the airframe/aircrew and I'm not blaming anybody but a testable/survivable module should help to reduce casualties and eliminate any fears.
Think of the fun at your next Bosiet, dropping from a parachute tower into a basin of water!
How about an escape pod?
Fitted with EPIRBS, flotation, independent air supply, fire suppression (or re-route fuel and lube/hyraulic oil) and air braking/parachute, self-righting. All fitted within a carbon fibre/Kevlar enclosure.
Any issue with airworthiness, the pilot issues an alert, presses the jettison button and away you go!
At the moment we are at the mercy of the airframe/aircrew and I'm not blaming anybody but a testable/survivable module should help to reduce casualties and eliminate any fears.
Think of the fun at your next Bosiet, dropping from a parachute tower into a basin of water!
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Feedback to OROV: Seaeye, Sub-Atlantic, ECA, Seabotix, Argus
Simple is better even at deeper depths. Seaeye is great and so is Sub-Atlantic but you have to have technical background to work on the systems.
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CASTORO 16 Trenching vessel
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Quite a racist statement dude, I'm surprised it comes from you... rov_er |
An equally politically correct style statement for an ROV website! We try to be a little more liberal around here.
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FCV Personnel required for India: SPVs and PTs
Good evening gentlemen,
Please see below our current requirements:
Roles: Supervisors & Pilot Techs
ROV: FCV
Location: India
Duration: 8 weeks
Mob date: Between 10th and 20th March
Please send CVs to amagula@indepth-international.com
Please see below our current requirements:
Roles: Supervisors & Pilot Techs
ROV: FCV
Location: India
Duration: 8 weeks
Mob date: Between 10th and 20th March
Please send CVs to amagula@indepth-international.com
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OKOOA Medical Manila
Thanks Kalbo.
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CASTORO 16 Trenching vessel
Good onya Chewy!
Needs to be said, it's been said.
I think we can put this to bed.
I would urge all members to report sub-standard conditions eg: hygiene, safety etc on this web site either on the "Danger Zone" or "Ships , Semi-subs, rigs and Platforms" fora.
It's one of the ways we can start to have an input on the conditions offshore, we are read by many more people here than a local Stop card.
We are a small community aboard any one vessel but our role is critical, otherwise we wouldn't be there!
As the old "greenie" saying goes "think globally, act locally". The reverse may also hold true; spread the news on here and things may hopefully change.
Slainte mhor
Needs to be said, it's been said.
I think we can put this to bed.
I would urge all members to report sub-standard conditions eg: hygiene, safety etc on this web site either on the "Danger Zone" or "Ships , Semi-subs, rigs and Platforms" fora.
It's one of the ways we can start to have an input on the conditions offshore, we are read by many more people here than a local Stop card.
We are a small community aboard any one vessel but our role is critical, otherwise we wouldn't be there!
As the old "greenie" saying goes "think globally, act locally". The reverse may also hold true; spread the news on here and things may hopefully change.
Slainte mhor
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Feedback to OROV: Seaeye, Sub-Atlantic, ECA, Seabotix, Argus
bt wrote: |
What's a real ROV then??? |
Simples! The worlds media can answer that one... a real ROV is: 'An Underwater Robot'
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