….Hopefully, someone else will do something about the dismal rates and conditions being seen presently in the ROV industry
I would be hard pushed to say when the last time I saw a decent full squad of ROV lads on a boat. I wouldn’t give most of them half the day rate they are on…. If only you could pay extra to the good guys for working with clowns, that would be fair. A working with numpties uplift.
With mass trainee inductions and aggressively cheap recruitment policies. It going to be a struggle to become the white gloved offshore elite, a position some folks clearly still think belongs to ROV.
good luck with that.
Not contentious at all eh? Do I finally sense troll DNA in you?
It’s very clear, even to the likes of yourself, that when the industry is as busy at it is, and having to thin teams out with new personnel, you will end up with under trained crews with little experience on the systems.
… It going to be a struggle to become the white gloved offshore elite, a position some folks clearly still think belongs to ROV…
Pathetic statement! Nobody wears white gloves offshore on ROV systems, although I suspect you may have a couple of pairs on your person. You might want to check 😉
Not forgetting of course that it’s HR onshore that hire these people, so who is more at fault… The ‘clown’ (as you so eloquently put it) or the person that accepted them to go offshore in the first place?
Oh! Finally, before you continue with your trolling/antagonistic attitude
Over the last couple of years it has become obvious that you appear to have no interest in the furtherance of the ROV industry, nor anything positive to say about the industry either.
I’ve warned you about this before by PM.
Your account has been locked! Go and annoy people on another website/social media site. There are plenty to choose from.
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