Who does what offshore?

[shellman]

Work for Shell @ Ursa TLP Deepwater....Mechanic

[bay_slayer]

I work for Oceaneering.......my first 6 years I worked as an ROV Supervisor. Now I work in the Technical Dept and go offshore only when needed and I get to go to alot of rig, boats, etc.

[Sea-Trac Offshore]

I work supplying all of the rigs and boats that yall go on with the computers and navigation charts. When y'all move we get the call for the electronic charts, paper charts, and pubs. Also we swing compasses aboard the vessels. Just shipped out 284 foreign charts to a new noble drilling vessel. Fun correcting all those things.


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[yellow-xpress]

Work for Tennessee Gas Pipeline doing measurement, pipeline, and scada, cover from high island to west cam, been there almost 7 years, home every night work 4 10's

[H20fowlkiller]

Originally Posted by yellow-xpress

Work for Tennessee Gas Pipeline doing measurement, pipeline, and scada, cover from high island to west cam, been there almost 7 years, home every night work 4 10's

Work for southern Natural Gas doing the exact same thing just covering Main pass, South Pass, West Delta, and MC

[weedeater]

Originally Posted by yellow-xpress

Work for Tennessee Gas Pipeline doing measurement, pipeline, and scada, cover from high island to west cam, been there almost 7 years, home every night work 4 10's

I worked with several of yalls guys for 8yrs, not sure who's left but I knew Tommy, Chad, Bart, Bill, Con and Mike

[alphaman]

Who's hiring offshore or inshore?

[cmcnabb]

Originally Posted by alphaman

Who's hiring offshore or inshore?

A lot of people. Depending on your skills, shouldn't be hard to get on with someone

[kwc1975]

work for energy xxi I&E technician work out of venice in the southpass area

[papap]

I work for ExxonMobil as a senior Global Gaslift Tech. Work 28 and 28 going to a different country every hitch. I'm in the North Sea right now. Head home in morning. Then its off to Alaska next hitch. Have gottten to see places I would of never gotten to see on my own. Some great and a few I hope never to see again. LOL

[fishaholic82]

I work for Noble as a crane operator.

[HHenry1]

Acadian Contractors, Henry, Louisiana...always looking for Fitters, Welders, QC and Operators

[yellow-xpress]

Originally Posted by HHenry1

Acadian Contractors, Henry, Louisiana...always looking for Fitters, Welders, QC and Operators

I was there this past Thursday and Friday removing equipment from a platform that was just brought in from offshore, looks like y'all got a lot of work going on.

[Montauk17]

Originally Posted by yellow-xpress

I was there this past Thursday and Friday removing equipment from a platform that was just brought in from offshore, looks like y'all got a lot of work going on.

Trust me they got plenty of work. We been working there so much might as well park a camper over there.

[latravcha]

Regional HSE manager for offshore construction company. Only go offshore about once a month for day trips. Most of the time it is a Shell or BP platform. Currently have 12 safety techs under me looking for 6 more.

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by latravcha

Regional HSE manager for offshore construction company. Only go offshore about once a month for day trips. Most of the time it is a Shell or BP platform. Currently have 12 safety techs under me looking for 6 more.

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[Top Dawg]

What's the going rate for welders offshore?

[latravcha]

Originally Posted by Top Dawg

What's the going rate for welders offshore?

All depends on what you can weld.
We pay somewhere between 21.00 and 24.50 DOE.
Now keep in mind these guys work around 100 hours a week on a 14/7 schedule overtime after 40. All living expenses are covered while you are out there. Your average skilled craftsman offshore will make between 75k and 100k a year working 1/3rd of the year.

[Captain Mike P.]

Originally Posted by latravcha

All depends on what you can weld.
We pay somewhere between 21.00 and 24.50 DOE.
Now keep in mind these guys work around 100 hours a week on a 14/7 schedule overtime after 40. All living expenses are covered while you are out there. Your average skilled craftsman offshore will make between 75k and 100k a year working 1/3rd of the year.

14/7 = 2/3rds Sorry couldn't help it!!

[HHenry1]

Ohh yea A LOT of work at ACI, just got a jacket in we need to refurbish.