One of Triton’s key areas of expertise is remotely operated vehicles – a booming area of demand in the oil and gas industry.
Fuelled by the search for black gold in ever deeper waters, the world of ROVs is pioneering advances in technology.
As a result, the demand for skilled pilots and technicians is said to be at an all-time high.
According to the Underwater Centre, a subsea training school based in Fort William, a newly qualified, inexperienced pilot technician straight from an ROV course can expect to earn about £150 a day. Team leaders with several years’ experience can earn four times that sum.
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Just like they used to say all North Sea Diver’s earned 1000 a day as well