Carousel Technicians (Elec and Mech)

December 5, 2014, 3:27 am

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Dear Sir,

Do you hold a USA B1 OCS visa?

Bryant are recruiting for Carousel Technicians (elec and mech) starting mid jan for 2-4 weeks work in US Waters.

NO TIME TO ACQUIRE A VISA SO APPLICANTS MUST STRICTLY ALREADY HOLD A VALID USA B1 OCS VISA OR AN AMERICAN PASSPORT.

Please apply via subsea@bryantgroup.co.uk

(PLEASE NOTE THIS POSITION CLOSES 15TH JANUARY 2015)

Thanks and kind regards

Philip Hargreaves FIRP
Director – Bryant Ocean -a division of Bryant Engineering Services Ltd


Bryant House
440 Union Street
Aberdeen
AB10 1TR

T: 01224 643736
F: 01224 656000
www.bryantgroup.co.uk

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December 5, 2014, 3:27 am

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Nicoletta - If you are for real, then I applaud you. If you're not, then I like your style
Nothing you have written will be news for anyone that has an ounce of nonce, however I bet you're getting a nice warm feeling inside getting some payback .

Generally speaking ROV'ers are easy prey. Not terribly good at negotiating or Solidarity for example. The newbies so desperate, it's easy pickings.

It's unfortunate, but almost all emails now that come from agencies are now filtered directly to my SPAM box. You know the score, ''We want your CV and expected day rate''...you what...since when?
It's supposed to be; You advertise legit job, I show an interest, we work out a deal, you get my credentials, I then apply...job, jobbed.

The root cause is the plethora of apparent teenage IQ'd, baby faced pratts that have not scoobie how to manage people or indeed a company. Notice I didn't mention IV Offshore, but if the cap fits.

As an ROV'er I love trawling through LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter looking at some of these neds.
Must admit, though there's some pretty looking gals out there as recruiters...I won't mention names or their plastic surgeons, but they are doing all right mate
I won't mention either about any of lovely looking gals I met at the trade shows from in-depth, IV, FET or UKPS !
How can I resist, but send in a fake CV and rub my details fast on the phone.

What can you do? Ride it out, it's just a phase.
If only we had an ROV UOnion, it all could have been a whole lot simpler!

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But I think 2015 is going to be very slow year with few Rov requirements and the requirements that are there most of it will be staff and not free lance.

How on earth you come to that conclusion? Scaremongery over the price of oil perhaps, or because a few companies pull the plug?
That's normal economics and basic waste management. Don't interpret that as a slowdown. You only have to read some publications to see just how buoyant the market really is.

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December 5, 2014, 3:27 am

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GOD BLESS T-BOY

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December 6, 2014, 3:48 am

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Buonasera Mostroaniba,

I assume that you have tried Saipem/Sonsub?

Being an Italian company I am sure that you could be an asset to them, if only to spy on the ROV crew, who will invariably be from a native English-speaking country (excluding Brazil of course).

Cynicism aside and considering your stated experience, I would consider you very much a trainee, speaking as a person from a mixed observation/work class background.

I would suggest that you persevere in the Mediterranean/ME regions of the world until you find your feet.

Cin cin,

Sitrep

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December 6, 2014, 3:48 am

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ICEMAN76

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Do not by any means rob monies off of the senior service

WTF have the Royal Navies to do with this?

Spoken as an ex-Pusser.

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December 6, 2014, 3:48 am

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Dear Sir,

Hope you are well?

Bryant are currently recruiting for an experienced Imca Saturation Supervisor :

Start Date : 09/12/2014
Duration : Circa 6 weeks.
Rate : $1200 USD per day.

Overseas location / none taxable.

CV and cert pack should be sent urgently to subsea@bryantgroup.co.uk

Certs required: IMCA or AODC Sat Supv, Survival and Medical.

We look forward to hearing from you, thanks Philip

Thanks and Kind Regards

(PLEASE NOTE THIS POSITION CLOSES 09.12.14)

Philip Hargreaves FIRP
Director – Bryant Ocean
-a division of Bryant Engineering Services Ltd

Bryant House
440 Union Street
Aberdeen
AB10 1TR

T: 01224 643736
F: 01224 656000
www.bryantgroup.co.uk

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December 6, 2014, 3:48 am

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T-Boy wrote:

How on earth you come to that conclusion? Scaremongery over the price of oil perhaps, or because a few companies pull the plug?

Articles from industry news sources perhaps? http://gcaptain.com/150-billion-oil-projects-face-axe-2015/

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December 7, 2014, 8:09 am

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I don't think its a case of spreading Gloom and Doom its the facts to hand the price is just going lowing and lowering and and the main clients are not going to spend out on new projects while the price is this low . In 1986 it went to 9$ a Barrel now its not going to drop to that figure but there was very few Rov projects on the go since this was the case many of the agency's at the time just closed due to lack of demand.

However 1987 the season started good the problem was they could not find the crews since every body had found other work and left the industry.
There will be a large demand for work class guys in China and West Africa so I think if your experienced on FMC , Perry or SMD then yes I think your going to have a busy time but if you just deal with inspection vehicles I think many of these projects will be put on hold until a later date .

Well only a few more weeks to go and we will be in 2015 so we wont have long to wait , The season however will kick off about February , March time and then we shall see .

As for the future for agency's I think many will change or go under .

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December 8, 2014, 8:30 am

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I created a simple, affordable, variable speed control box (VSRC-1) for MATE Ranger teams. The instruction manual is 3 MB and cannot be uploaded to this forum. Send me an email and I will forward it to you. Good luck and get building!

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December 8, 2014, 8:30 am

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Just got word that OI is hiring 200 more this coming year.
IF you haven't jumped ship yet... I recommend you jump now. I worked for em and they couldn't keep me in work. To many promises with no follow through.
benefits are good but not as good as working steady

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December 8, 2014, 8:30 am

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I'm in the same situation as the OP. What was the advice?

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December 9, 2014, 9:24 am

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December 9, 2014, 9:24 am

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With the down turn in the industry because of lower prices I would be surprised if OI GOM follows through and hires that many, if any, new hires. It might actually work out that they have enough people to work the jobs they have this coming year for a change. Layoffs are happening throughout the oil industry right now and more are coming as long as the price of oil keeps falling. OI AME is screaming for people also but again, with the down turn they might actually be able to keep up with the work they have going on now with the people they have already, especially in West Africa without working everyone for five to six weeks at a time.

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December 9, 2014, 9:24 am

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Hi All,

Our drilling support project from Shell which should be completed on Mid-Dec was postphoned,and our Quantum supv on board cannt finish this job because he will go back to get married next month.

So we need 1 quantum supv to relieve him asap until late January.Vessel name is HYSY623. The condition on board is not good,which only suppy Chinese food and without WIFI.

If you have some stroing candidate who is availble for this job asap,pls kindly send their CVs to christli@allseacorp or call +86-0755-26815498 ,thanks.

Christy from ALL-Sea Offshore Asian Ltd(Subcontractor of COOEC)

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December 9, 2014, 9:24 am

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As the subcontractor of COOEC, we supply OCM, installation Engineer, ROV supt/supv/pt,crane operator to them since 2009


Our drilling support project from Shell which should be completed on Mid-Dec was postphoned,and our Quantum supv on board cannt finish this job because he will go back to get married next month.

So we need 1 quantum supv to relieve him asap until late January.Vessel name is HYSY623. The condition on board is not good,which only suppy Chinese food and without WIFI.

If you have some stroing candidate who is availble for this job asap,pls kindly send their CVs to christyli@allseacorp.com or call us at +86-0755-26815498,thanks.

Christy from All-Sea Offshore Aisa LTD

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December 10, 2014, 9:57 pm

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As things will be worse next year I think your going to find allot more of the agency's doing the same thing in a desperate attempt to find personnel .
As we all know there are to many agency's all chasing the same projects and the same personnel .
I think this is getting a bit off track from my original topic so best I start a new Topic under the Header " Desperate Agency's "

Cheers

Raptor

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December 10, 2014, 9:57 pm

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Bryant are recruiting for either :

A DC Surveyor with an Angolan visa (or an Angolan DC Surveyor).

OR

A Hydrographic / Online Surveyor with an Angolan visa (or an Angolan Surveyor).

Mobilising around 7th or 8th for 1-2 weeks for an onshore DC yard visit in Angola.

NO TIME TO ACQUIRE A VISA – APPLICANTS MUST STRICTLY ALREADY HOLD A VALID VISA OR AN ANGOLAN PASSPORT.

Please apply via subsea@bryantgroup.co.uk

(POSITION CLOSES 8th DECEMBER 2014)

Thanks and Kind Regards

Philip Hargreaves FIRP
Director – BRYANT OCEAN
A division of Bryant Engineering Services Limited
Bryant House
440 Union Street
Aberdeen
AB10 1TR

Tel: 01224 643 736
www.bryantgroup.co.uk

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December 12, 2014, 5:29 am

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Hi guys,

I hope you are all well.

please see below for an urgent requirement. PLEASE NOTE YOU MUST HAVE A GWO CERTIFICATE (this is specified by the client)

We have an immediate requirement for an ROV Supervisor (Electrical preferred) to operate a mini ROV Video Ray Pro 3 XE GTO. The work will take place in Esberg and will be 3 days duration (weather dependent).

Rate of pay £480 per day

Candidates must hold the following certificates;

- BOSIET or similar for Helicopter Transfer
- GWO - 16 hrs medical training
- Working At Height Certificate (not older than 1 year)
- Offshore Medical Certificate
If you are interested and available, please forward your CV along with relevant certificates to me danielle.case@marissubsea.com or call +44 1502 509387

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December 12, 2014, 5:29 am

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Hi Guys. Last year while working in Norway as PAYE staff, I assumed my company was sorting all my tax affairs out. They are constantly bad at assuring things then not following through, so i don't know why i trusted them this time. Anyway, everyone that was working for them during that season is being bombarded by the Norwegian tax man saying we owe them money. The company originally buried their heads as usual and refused to answer anyone's emails. They now say they are looking into it but havnt given any real details. I think its wrong that when you are sent somewhere to work as a PAYE employee you have to sort out your own tax affairs. Has anyone else been in Norway recently and had letters for the Tax man? How did it pan out in the end?

Thanks in advance.

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December 13, 2014, 4:58 pm

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Morning all,

I hope you are all well today!

Please see below for ROV Personnel for Canada

ROV Pilot tech / Sub Eng / Supervisor
03/01
Canada
Schilling HD / UHD experience
Duration TBC

If you are interested and available please forward your CV and certificates to danielle.case@marissubsea.com or call +44 1502 509387