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What are the benefits of working offshore?

Working Offshore can be tough, however there are many excellent benefits you can gain from taking the leap to the world of offshore.

Career Guide: Oil Rig Worker

Oil rig workers work on an offshore or onshore drilling rig, responsible for operating and maintaining equipment used to extract oil and gas from the earth.

The most prevalent kind of commercial divers are offshore divers. They are employed by offshore-based oil and gas companies. They are tasked with aiding in exploration, maintaining oil rigs, and constructing submerged infrastructure for the extraction of oil and gas. ‍

We attempted to pilot an ROV!

The team at Archer Offshore had a great time last week expanding their knowledge on life offshore!

Career guide: Geophysicist

Geophysicists study the physical aspects of the earth using a range of methods, including gravity, magnetic, electrical and seismic. The data they collect and analyse is used for specific goals depending on the industry they work in.

Career guide: ROV Pilot

With advancement in technology, remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) have become an important part of many industries, and more so, a career path that many want to do. This blog will explain what an ROV pilot does and the requirements to become one.

Career guide: ROV Supervisor

If you want to be a ROV supervisor, you'll need to know what the role entails. In this article, we'll look at what responsibilities you're likely to have and how much they pay. We'll also explore where these jobs are available and how to qualify for them if you're interested in becoming an ROV supervisor.

BP Remotely Pilot ROV in U.K. from Shore in Norway

The project is the first implementation of RPV remote piloting in the U.K., Oceaneering said.

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