Need direction!

[Trevor]

Hi to all,
I am a commercial diver/ technician and have ADC supervisors ticket. The company that I work for have invested in a Seaeye Falcon and sent me on an crash course at the Seaeye base. I have been flying and keeping her alive for 3 years now. I have 390 hours flying time and have taken her apart a number of times. Unfortunately I have no electrical or hydrolic background, and would like to persue my rov career.
Can anybody give me some advice. 🙄

[Paul Bond]

Send off your CV – if anyone wants you they will get back to you. You already have experience so you shouldn’t have a problem getting in somewhere.

Good luck

[Stu]

Mate check out Fugro singapore
They are looking for seaeye people.
Reece McAllister rdmcallister@fugro.com.sg
Jane Wong janewong@fugro.com.sg
Good luck

[JB2]

Where are you based?
We can then narrow down suggestions for you mate.

[Trevor]

I’m based in the Shetland Islands, right on the door step of the north sea.
Am willing to travel, know what it takes to get a foot in the door.

[luckyjim37]

You should also consider Fugro-Rovtech they have aquired some Seaeye vehicles Tigers and Panthers for sure but they as with nearly every company seeking employees. You could also try some of the bigger agencies UKPS, PR Offshore and Maris as they are all really busy. Personally I would avoid going to Aisian based companies as unless I have missed something the rates tend to be a bit lower than the UK based companies.

Good luck

[truered]

trevor

drop me a PM

[Trevor]

Hi Truered,

Just wondering if you had any contact numbers for me. I need a kick start in my ROV career. Still working with my seaeye falcon, still keeping her alive.
Cheers

Trevor

[misiuek]

i sent you PM

as far as i am aware rates here as not much different to uk the local companies have to, to attract people. that is across the board.

fugro asia certainly need and are actively looking for seaeye personnel

send a cv talk to Reece

regards

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