I am a dedicated professional within the offshore subsea ROV industry. 10 Years Offshore, 5 years as ROV Supervisor, systems XLXS, XLS, Magnum, Sealions, Seapups, Quantum, LVB, Spectrums. Electrical and Electronic Aviation background. Working to perform inspection /construction /intervention /management onshore or offshore to the highest safety and compliance standards. Over 1500hs ROV flying experience with training/mentor/assessor qualifications. FIFO, D2D ex Perth Australia.
Available for Short Term Work. ROV Sup or SNR Tech
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LAY EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS REQUIRED
Dear Sir,
Bryant are recruiting for experienced Lay System Technicians (VLS experience preferred) for Norwegian based vessel operations
Our client is a blue chip subsea player and their modern purpose built SURF vessel has a 3000 Ton carousel with Vertical Lay Spread System (VLS), Active Heave Compensated crane and ROV launch system.
Experience in operating and maintaining lay equipment is essential. We have positions available for both Mechanical and Electrical bias as per -
Mech Techs
15th July 12th Aug
29th July 12th Aug
29th July 26th Aug
Elec Tech
12th Aug 26th Aug
Please highlight which vessels you have worked on with similar experience , your bias (elec or mech) and apply with an updated CV to subsea@bryantgroup.co.uk
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
www.bryantgroup.co.uk
Bryant are recruiting for experienced Lay System Technicians (VLS experience preferred) for Norwegian based vessel operations
Our client is a blue chip subsea player and their modern purpose built SURF vessel has a 3000 Ton carousel with Vertical Lay Spread System (VLS), Active Heave Compensated crane and ROV launch system.
Experience in operating and maintaining lay equipment is essential. We have positions available for both Mechanical and Electrical bias as per -
Mech Techs
15th July 12th Aug
29th July 12th Aug
29th July 26th Aug
Elec Tech
12th Aug 26th Aug
Please highlight which vessels you have worked on with similar experience , your bias (elec or mech) and apply with an updated CV to subsea@bryantgroup.co.uk
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
www.bryantgroup.co.uk
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ROV Competeance Scheme expiry periods
IMCA does not state any expiry as far as I aware.
As with everything else IMCA, it is up to employers/companies as to what they are willing to accept. IMCA is not law, it it s a trade organisation that has set up a defined set of standards. Companies can choose to follow them, or ignore them, it is completely up to them.
Training schools may decide to issue a certificate which runs out after 1 year, 5 years or never. The certificate is as "valid" now as it will be in 100 years time.
It is up to the companies what they wish to accept.
e.g. they will expire if the company decides they wont accept them after a certain time.
As with everything else IMCA, it is up to employers/companies as to what they are willing to accept. IMCA is not law, it it s a trade organisation that has set up a defined set of standards. Companies can choose to follow them, or ignore them, it is completely up to them.
Training schools may decide to issue a certificate which runs out after 1 year, 5 years or never. The certificate is as "valid" now as it will be in 100 years time.
It is up to the companies what they wish to accept.
e.g. they will expire if the company decides they wont accept them after a certain time.
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Russian company The WHALE adds Moby Dick - 300 ROV to Geo-ma
The Moby Dick - 300 ROV has recently been added to the ROV category on Geo-matching. Feel free to share your user experiences with your peer professionals on Geo-matching.
http://geo-matching.com/products/id3041-moby-dick-300.html
http://geo-matching.com/products/id3041-moby-dick-300.html
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ROV Competeance Scheme expiry periods
Lostboy I couldnt agree with you more on this...and what happens to the guys who have been sat on the beach for the last 6 months and their competency expires during that time and they no longer have a cert..because not ofshore to re-new it..and can no longer get work in the future because their cert has expired..
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BOWTECH UNDERWATER CAMERA L3C-650-A4
ROV UNDERWATER CAMERA.
BOWTECH L3C-650-A4.
HIGH RESOLUTION COLOUR 650 TVL.
10 BIT DIGITAL PROCESSING.
LOW LIGHT SENSITIVITY 0.1 LUX.
65 DEGREE FIELD OF VIEW.
SONY EX-VIEW 1/3" HAD CCD SENSOR.
COST NEW £1270 + VAT.
£500 NO VAT. WILL BE DELIVERED BY SPECIAL DELIVERY.
PAYPAL ACCEPTED.
BOWTECH L3C-650-A4.
HIGH RESOLUTION COLOUR 650 TVL.
10 BIT DIGITAL PROCESSING.
LOW LIGHT SENSITIVITY 0.1 LUX.
65 DEGREE FIELD OF VIEW.
SONY EX-VIEW 1/3" HAD CCD SENSOR.
COST NEW £1270 + VAT.
£500 NO VAT. WILL BE DELIVERED BY SPECIAL DELIVERY.
PAYPAL ACCEPTED.
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BOWTECH LED C-430-DC-350 LED UNDERWATR/ ROV LIGHT
BOWTECH LED UNDERWATER/ ROV LED LIGHT.
LED-C-430-DC-350.
430 LUMENS.
24 VDC.
48 DEGREE WIDE ANGLE LENS.
300 M RATED HOUSING.
COST £400 + VAT.
BOUGHT FOR A PROJECT AND NEVER USED.
£190 NO VAT.
LED-C-430-DC-350.
430 LUMENS.
24 VDC.
48 DEGREE WIDE ANGLE LENS.
300 M RATED HOUSING.
COST £400 + VAT.
BOUGHT FOR A PROJECT AND NEVER USED.
£190 NO VAT.
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Jifmar Require experienced Cougar personnel for Mexico !
This requirement came in this morning for a pipeline inspection job in Mexico
starting at the end of the month . Job is 24 hour ops with just 3 personnel so sounds like fun , Project is due to run for 4 - 6 weeks .
Contact details are :-
http://www.jifmar.fr
JIFMAR Offshore Services
1 rue du Cinéma - 13016 Marseille - France
SAS au capital de 1 050 000 euros immatriculée au RCS de Marseille - SIRET 483 596 391 00035
Tel +33 (0) 4 86 82 03 60
Email : recrutement@jifmar.net
starting at the end of the month . Job is 24 hour ops with just 3 personnel so sounds like fun , Project is due to run for 4 - 6 weeks .
Contact details are :-
http://www.jifmar.fr
JIFMAR Offshore Services
1 rue du Cinéma - 13016 Marseille - France
SAS au capital de 1 050 000 euros immatriculée au RCS de Marseille - SIRET 483 596 391 00035
Tel +33 (0) 4 86 82 03 60
Email : recrutement@jifmar.net
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AsLaid / AsBuilt
As laid is the actual operation survey present , For example The Pipe coming off the Barge or the cable being laid and you are following T.D
As built is the final survey done prior to leaving the worksite and signed off by the client or Insurance Rep
As built is the final survey done prior to leaving the worksite and signed off by the client or Insurance Rep
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AsLaid / AsBuilt
Hi Peaches
You can click on this link below for more information regard it
http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=256373
You can click on this link below for more information regard it
http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=256373
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More Certs required to work on Vessels -STCW-
I got hit last month with a request for a Norwegian specific medical for passage on a nowegian oscv into uk waters ! It's not the 120 pounds extra when I've already got bosiet and OGUK medical but more the fact that I've had to find one of these doctors - they have to be approved by the Norwegian government.
It turns out it is a genuine requirement though, apparently the OGUK is only suitable for use on the rigs ?
It turns out it is a genuine requirement though, apparently the OGUK is only suitable for use on the rigs ?
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35 firefighters tackled blaze aboard the Fugro Symphony
Crew taken off fire boat in Peterhead harbour
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-32807168
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-32807168
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Deep Trekker DTG2 Micro ROV
The Deep Trekker is the best reviewed ROV Geo-matching. Read some of the reviews here:
"Overall, the Deep Trekker DTG2 is a well thought out and executed micro ROV based on a very clever design. Construction is top notch and rugged. Although it includes a one year warranty, I see no reason why, if properly operated and maintained, you wouldn't get many years of service for your investment. Operating the DTG2 initially can be challenging, but eventually will become second nature. A few minor improvements would make this transition even faster and easier. For the price, you'd be hard pressed to find a better value hide"
http://www.geo-matching.com/products/id2202-deep-trekker-dtg2-rov.html
"Overall, the Deep Trekker DTG2 is a well thought out and executed micro ROV based on a very clever design. Construction is top notch and rugged. Although it includes a one year warranty, I see no reason why, if properly operated and maintained, you wouldn't get many years of service for your investment. Operating the DTG2 initially can be challenging, but eventually will become second nature. A few minor improvements would make this transition even faster and easier. For the price, you'd be hard pressed to find a better value hide"
http://www.geo-matching.com/products/id2202-deep-trekker-dtg2-rov.html
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Client rates for ROV + Personnel
For those of you in the know. How much roughly in in the current climate would a client pay to charter a sub-atlantic Super-Mohawk ROV with cage TMS or similair spec in the north sea for instance? And how much are clients paying for Pilot Techs and Supervisors? Any response is much welcomed and appreciated. Cheers
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More Certs required to work on Vessels -STCW-
I have been asked for a STCW95 cert working on ROVs offshore.
I have a STCW95 Personal Survival Techniques course cert and that has always satisfied the client.
PST is one module of the STCW95 basic course. It costs about £140 to do.
I would check to see if you only need the PST ticket before you spend £1100 on all the modules.
The PST cert I have does not have an expiry date on it.
I also have an ENG1 medical and the maximum fee for a ENG1 is £80.
I have a STCW95 Personal Survival Techniques course cert and that has always satisfied the client.
PST is one module of the STCW95 basic course. It costs about £140 to do.
I would check to see if you only need the PST ticket before you spend £1100 on all the modules.
The PST cert I have does not have an expiry date on it.
I also have an ENG1 medical and the maximum fee for a ENG1 is £80.
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More Certs required to work on Vessels -STCW-
From Jan 2017 those 2 units need to be updated with in a 5 year period.
Even if your cert has no expiry on it so it will no longer be valid.
https://www.gov.uk/manila-amendments-and-how-they-affect-seafarer-training-and-certificates
Check section of update training
quick route is Google
MIN 469 (M) PDF
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Even if your cert has no expiry on it so it will no longer be valid.
https://www.gov.uk/manila-amendments-and-how-they-affect-seafarer-training-and-certificates
Check section of update training
quick route is Google
MIN 469 (M) PDF
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More Certs required to work on Vessels -STCW-
| liddelljohn wrote: |
| This year i have to renew
FOET MIST UK and Norway offshore medicals UKCOA ,OLF Norweigan seamans medical for vessels HV certificate renew Total cost over £1750 when VAT , travel and accomodation and other expenses added , that does not include possible STCW or ENG1 or other medicals required for asia ??? its a lot of time and money and its a slow year |
Bad luck if they all happen to be due the same year
I haven't done a "high voltage course" in over 15 years.
My understanding is you now no longer require a separate UK and Norwegian medical - Norway will now accept your UK one. Many agents and companies dont seem to know this and continue to ask for it (rather like STCW!)
http://www.oilandgasuk.co.uk/templates/asset-relay.cfm?frmAssetFileID=3401
http://www.avmed.org.uk/offshore-medicals-ukooa-norwegian/
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More Certs required to work on Vessels -STCW-
RAY a lot of clients jobs seem to require a HV cert if you are a supervisor , or the designated ET and for vessels in Norway you also need a separate noggy seamans medical , its a little bit more thorough than UKCOA one and the OLF .
its all getting a bit complex and very silly ....
its all getting a bit complex and very silly ....
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OLF Survival in Asia?
Cheers Deepsea
I'll give them a ring see what they can do
I'll give them a ring see what they can do
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What path should I follow?
Hi sitrep69,
Thanks for your reply and compliment. And yes, I'm a brazilian citizen.
My only concern about SS7 is that currently I'm working with a very old technology, the vessel and ROV I am attached to was launched decades ago.
As I'm very young at the moment I feel that this is the time for investing in my future and I'm not seeing this as a perfect place for getting experience as much of the technology I'm dealing with is outdated.
Maybe my thinking is wrong, I don't know really if people that have only worked with old systems are viewed as something bad or not in the ROV industry.
Thanks for your reply and compliment. And yes, I'm a brazilian citizen.
My only concern about SS7 is that currently I'm working with a very old technology, the vessel and ROV I am attached to was launched decades ago.
As I'm very young at the moment I feel that this is the time for investing in my future and I'm not seeing this as a perfect place for getting experience as much of the technology I'm dealing with is outdated.
Maybe my thinking is wrong, I don't know really if people that have only worked with old systems are viewed as something bad or not in the ROV industry.
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