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I know there were a few goons who have had fairly good experience working in this industry. Have a lot of questions regarding working in Europe in particular, but North Africa and the Middle East as well for offshore/onshore work. First and foremost, how difficult is it? I have some experience in the industry, but only within U.S. boundaries. Hopefully this gets picked up on, need a thorough discussion on this and google is not helping. If you know of anyone who might be informed with this, feel free to let me know as well.
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Apr 23, 2019 19:26
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I don't know if it's relevant for you, but I work on a ship that serves production platforms in the Danish part of the North Sea. Dont know much about the actual oil/gas production though.
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Apr 24, 2019 10:01
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Many of the certifications for working offshore are the same as maritime jobs? NEBOSH, HUET, FUET... ? Did you have to get these yourself, or did the firm send you? I know from previous experience most safety certifications didn’t mean to much, as the company always sent you to their own program whether or not you were up to date.
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Apr 24, 2019 14:31
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ganglysumbia posted:Many of the certifications for working offshore are the same as maritime jobs? NEBOSH, HUET, FUET... ? Did you have to get these yourself, or did the firm send you? I know from previous experience most safety certifications didn’t mean to much, as the company always sent you to their own program whether or not you were up to date. Nah, the only one of those I know is HUET, which I've got. But yeah, I'm quite sure any company will pay for all that.
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Apr 24, 2019 21:04
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Anyway to get into this industry in Northern/Western Europe would be amazing. I had to leave the Netherlands in 2014 without getting in due to the downturn. Now I'm on the government side of OG in California. Would love to go back.
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