If you mean this one
City & Guilds 3667-02 Units 1, 2 and 3 â Internal & External Fibre Installation & Testing
Try and get an OTDR testing Cert as a standalone Cert.
That is starting place course above and you could build on that as time goes on should you need to.
I would say that's a use full Cert and it keeps in with you being Electrical as well.
The reason I put City and Guilds is just that when and if but also its better to have Certs which are fully recognized and use full as if you needed to at some point it might come in use full for work onshore like today its not so easy to get work offshore in ROV a cert like that with other related certs would help you get work onshore as its a standard Cert for industry here in UK its only the beginning of a series of Course Certs in a career sector.
Now its a lot of money yes and how much can you learn in that time but Fibre & data courses are like that these days there are expensive.
You will learn ROV fibre optics at Fugro and receive some type of cert.
But having Knowledge already and expanding on that only means a better understanding of the subject and having use full certs when and if you need them and not relying on course certs from Rov schools which hundreds have but industry recognized ones to show higher level of competence.
Its not easy to use offshore courses to get work onshore in an area which its business are not offshore.
Fort Williams they do a 2 day course and one day OTDR cost 1188 GBP for 3 days quick look I don't see the Certs they give you
but if its FW one you could say the 2 day course is only any good for ROV companies offshore type work.
Against getting a City Guilds cert you will do ROV Fibre introduction at Fugro in UAE as part of your expensive induction anyway.
I have been to Total Electrical Training and Total Comms Training check this site out for prices and offers
http://www.totalcommstraining.com/index.php?show=courselist&c_id=1
City & Guilds 3667-02 Units 1, 2 and 3 â Internal & External Fibre Installation & Testing
Try and get an OTDR testing Cert as a standalone Cert.
That is starting place course above and you could build on that as time goes on should you need to.
I would say that's a use full Cert and it keeps in with you being Electrical as well.
The reason I put City and Guilds is just that when and if but also its better to have Certs which are fully recognized and use full as if you needed to at some point it might come in use full for work onshore like today its not so easy to get work offshore in ROV a cert like that with other related certs would help you get work onshore as its a standard Cert for industry here in UK its only the beginning of a series of Course Certs in a career sector.
Now its a lot of money yes and how much can you learn in that time but Fibre & data courses are like that these days there are expensive.
You will learn ROV fibre optics at Fugro and receive some type of cert.
But having Knowledge already and expanding on that only means a better understanding of the subject and having use full certs when and if you need them and not relying on course certs from Rov schools which hundreds have but industry recognized ones to show higher level of competence.
Its not easy to use offshore courses to get work onshore in an area which its business are not offshore.
Fort Williams they do a 2 day course and one day OTDR cost 1188 GBP for 3 days quick look I don't see the Certs they give you
but if its FW one you could say the 2 day course is only any good for ROV companies offshore type work.
Against getting a City Guilds cert you will do ROV Fibre introduction at Fugro in UAE as part of your expensive induction anyway.
I have been to Total Electrical Training and Total Comms Training check this site out for prices and offers
http://www.totalcommstraining.com/index.php?show=courselist&c_id=1