- 06-06-2012, 15:09 #1Member
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Potential Career in Oil Rigs
Hi all,
I am looking to leave the Army at my 12 yr point towards the end of 2013, and am intersted in a new career on the rigs. Can anyone advise me on the best way to go about things, in regards to courses i could do in advance, that may benefit me. Is there much jobs or chances for a soon to be ex RLC Supplier.
Cheers for any replys.
- 06-06-2012, 15:45 #2
SERIOUSLY! Wtf is wrong with people these days?
OIL RIGS"See The Little Faggot With The Earring And The Make-Up
Yeah Buddy That's His Own Hair
That Little Faggot Got His Own Jet Airplane
That Little Faggot He's a Millionaire"
- 06-06-2012, 15:49 #3
Piper Alpha
Deepwater Horizon
Do a NEBOSH course, they always need new health, safety and lipservice gurus to blame this shit on!
- 06-06-2012, 15:53 #4
OIL RIGS
Its been posted a few times before but Im sure an hour of your time and you'll get through the 50 + pages , I've posted a few times so work from the last page backwards .
On your resettlement go for :
Offshore Survival Aberdeen & Teesside - Offshore Safety Training & Offshore Survival Training - Falck Nutec UK - course required will be "Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency Training - BOSIET"
You need to make phone call's ..... a shit load of them to be exact and then gauge the response and possibility of gaining employment ! it can happen though just plod along and keep calling.
As far as Courses at this stage I'd not do any more than the BOSIET ,just make contact with employers , Ive posted many links to companies in the past - they in turn will place you on relevant courses as and when required . As I said gauge from the conversations you have with them , don't waste all your resettlement funds yet !! all the best and ask if you need help or a direction to be pointed .
- 06-06-2012, 15:59 #5
Some of the big service companies are worth a try calling .
Wireline & Slickline Services, Coiled Tubing & Pumping Services, Subsea Well Intervention & Pipeline Services
Aberdeen, Great Britain Jobs at Baker Hughes
Careers in Engineering | Manufacturing Jobs at Halliburton Regards
North Sea GeoMarket Region Contacts, Schlumberger
Careers at Expro | Oil Service Jobs | Technician Jobs | Working Offshore
You'll be able to look at the companies web site just by looking at the logos to the right of the page etc after searching so just get their Tel nos etc and call them direct .
http://www.oilcareers.com/content/ca...erdeen_oil.asp
http://www.oilcareers.com/worldwide/
This is the type of position you need to look at :
http://www.qserv.com/recruitment/cur...ine-operator-s
http://www.qserv.com/recruitment/cur...ing-operator-s
http://careers.exprogroup.com/detail...an-3-positions
http://careers.exprogroup.com/detail...ine-technician
Lastly ..... forget about being an RLC Supplier as that don't exist offshore ( I believe you mean Tanker driver ) , you'll be a New Green hand start with life experience .Last edited by H3; 06-06-2012 at 16:18.
- 06-06-2012, 16:00 #6
- 06-06-2012, 16:05 #7"See The Little Faggot With The Earring And The Make-Up
Yeah Buddy That's His Own Hair
That Little Faggot Got His Own Jet Airplane
That Little Faggot He's a Millionaire"
- 06-06-2012, 16:15 #8
[QUOTE=Screw_The_Nut;4442164]My point being, all his questions could have been answered by clicking on a thread link TWO places down from his. If people are so hoplessly helpless, maybe leaving after 12 years and trying to fend for themselves is too rash a decision.[/QUOTE
Yes i got a bite........"I love the Infantry because they are the underdogs. They are the lads in the mud, the rain, the cold wind and frost. They have no comforts and they learn to live without necessities, but in the end they are the guys who win the battle"
- 06-06-2012, 16:19 #9
Damn it, why!!!!
"See The Little Faggot With The Earring And The Make-Up
Yeah Buddy That's His Own Hair
That Little Faggot Got His Own Jet Airplane
That Little Faggot He's a Millionaire"
- 06-06-2012, 16:23 #10
bored
"I love the Infantry because they are the underdogs. They are the lads in the mud, the rain, the cold wind and frost. They have no comforts and they learn to live without necessities, but in the end they are the guys who win the battle"




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