Course Dates:
2007 Schedules
Course # 0710 Start Monday November 5 for 3 weeks.
Course # 0711 Start Monday November 26 -for 3 weeks.
2008 Schedules
January 7 - 25,
January 28 - February 15
February 18 – March 7
March 24 – April 11
April 14 – May 2
May 5 - 23
May 26 – Jun 13
June 16 - July 4
August 4 - 22
September 1 – 20
September 22 – October 10
November 3 – 21
November 24 – December 12
Choose your accommodation type on the booking form:
Low cost bunk house accommodation with 3 meals a day or
Hotel – Single Superior Room with breakfast and lunch.
We have been IMCA Training members for 3 or maybe 4 years.
Visit their site
http://www.imca-int.com/
Courses are held at the purpose built IDESS offshore training establishment Subic
Bay, Philippines: The complex is ran as an offshore installation as offshore safety is
the main training scheme.
The training base is well established and has held hundreds of courses
you can see it all here:
www.idess.com
SubNet Services Ltd are IMCA members and are First Point Assessed
We are an HSE registered Diving and ROV company. We supply many major
oilfield clients for many years such as Conoco, Maersk, Canadian
Nexen, Subsea 7, Technip, Frasers, and many many more.
See our details here:
www.subnetservices.com
and we own and operate
www.divingpersonnel.com
We have 2 brand new ROV on the course and a ROV Trainer with about
10 yrs experience.
Download the course flyers here
http://www.subnetservices.com/flyer.zip |
ROV Innovator
ROV LBV150 2
 ROV Navajo
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Entry Level Requirements:
An electrical or electronics qualification & or working history is recommended for the
ROV Pilot Technicians Course. If you do not have any of this then please consider
our 3 in 1 course which covers Electronics –fibre optics/Hydraulics/High Voltage and
can be taken at the same time.
Note: BOSIET offshore survival is included in the price.
We include in the cost of the Rov Pilot Technicians Course the OPITO/BOSIET UK
recognized Offshore Survival, Helicopter Escape, First Aid and Fire Fighting training
at the same location. If you do not need this because you already work offshore and
have it then you can cancel it on the booking form and get a reduction in cost but
you will need this from somewhere to work offshore anywhere in the world.
Underwater Training Area:
As part of the course you will fly over and inspect and manipulate various
offshore simulated oilfield objects including but not limited to: SubSea
Pipeline, Anodes, SubSea Valves, Platform Bracing Node etc.
You will learn ROV survey procedures.
You will learn to operate an ROV 3 function manipulator.
You will gain many hours hands on flying.
You will learn Rov maintenance
Mobilisation of system to and from worksite;
Pre-Post dive check procedures;
Open water flying techniques, dive procedures using navigational
instruments;
Subsea video survey techniques, procedures using onboard instruments,
cameras;
Record and dive report keeping;
Night flying procedures/techniques; (Weather and location permissible)
Demobilisation of complete system
ROV Wreck Surveys:
Though not guaranteed and not promised as part of the course
During the course it is usually possible for us to do some real wreck Surveys
Subic Bay has many 1st, 2nd World War and later wrecks where delegates can
practice real wreck Rov survey techniques.
Rov Pilot Technician Course Programme Detail
WEEK 1
Day 1 (Monday) Theory
0900 Course introduction, issue relevant paperwork, manuals, explain course
requirements/objectives etc
1000 History of the ROV, development and future; their support equipment,
limitations and applications.
1015 tea/coffee
1030 Cont History of the ROV
1200 Lunch
1300 Check out course ROV system in use, connections, power supply and
carry out brief demonstrations
Pre and Post-dive checks, procedures.
1515 tea/coffee
1530 The safe use of electricity in air and underwater
1630 Issue course homework (Instructors discretion).
Day 2 (Tuesday) Theory/Practical
0900 Class discussion of homework.
0930 Current types and classifications of ROV systems in use.
1015 tea/coffee
1030 Basic underwater navigation/survey techniques, principles.
Prepare ROV system and associated equipment for subsea training.
1200 Lunch
1300 Mobilise ROV system to dive site
1630 Return system to base, wash and debrief.
Issue homework
Day 3 (Wednesday) Theory/Practical
0900 Class discussion of homework.
0930 Umbilical construction and the effects of water and current on umbilical.
ROV construction, buoyancy, manipulators and ancillary equipment,
maintenance and system fault finding procedures, umbilical termination
procedures.
1015 tea/coffee
1030 Offshore oilfield operations, subsea structures, templates, wellheads,
risers etc.
1200 Lunch
1300 Mobilise ROV system to dive site.
1630 Return ROV system to base, wash and de-brief
Prepare for night dive
Night dive Time to be advised
Day 4 (Thursday)
0900 Discuss night dive operations
0930 Basic seamanship, rope work, knots, types of shackles, pulleys, lifting
equipment, rigging techniques, SWL etc
1015 Tea/Coffee
1030 ROV pipeline surveys, Cathodic protection systems etc.
1200 Lunch
1300 Mobilise system to work site
1630 Return ROV system to bas, wash and de-brief
Issue homework
Day 5 (Friday)
0900 Class homework discussion
0930 Cont Cathodic protection systems
Basic NDT Procedures and Inspection methods ROV and Diver related.
1015 tea/coffee
1030 ROV failure and emergency procedures
1200 Lunch
1300 Mobilise ROV system to dive site
1630 Demobilise system back to base, wash and de-brief
Issue homework
Day 6 (Saturday) Theory/Maintenance/Flying
WEEK 2
Day 7 (Monday)
0900 Class discussion with regards to course homework/manual
0900 ROV deployment systems, their methods of operation, procedures,
winches, tether management systems
1015 tea/coffee
1030 Cont ROV deployment
1200 Lunch
1300 Mobilise system to work site
1630 Return system to base
Issue homework
Day 8 (Tuesday)
0900 Class discussion with regards to course homework
0930 ROV dive locations with reference to platform support operations, DP
vessels etc
1015 tea/coffee
1030 Duties of the ROV team and career development
1200 Lunch
1300 Mobilise system to work site
1630 Demob system to base, wash and de-brief.
Prepare system for night diving
Night dive Time to be advised
Day 9 (Wednesday)
0900 Discuss night dive
0930 Commercial diving techniques with special reference to ROV diver
support/safety applications, typical surface supplied and bell diving
operations, sub-sea construction/NDT diver support operations.
1015 tea/coffee
1030 Cont commercial diving support operations.
1200 Lunch
1300 Mobilise system to work site
1630 Demob system back to base
Day 10 (Thursday)
0900 Offshore mobilisation and Demobilisation procedures
1015 tea/coffee
1030 Cont Mob/demob procedures
Introduction to ROV operations
Basic record keeping, logs, reporting procedures, Basic video system
layout and recording procedures, commentary and voice procedure,
CCTV, SIT, Colour and stills format principles.
1200 Lunch
1300 Mobilise system to work site
1630 Demob system to base
Issue homework
Day 11 (Friday)
0900 Discuss homework
0930 First Aid: Electrocution and Resuscitation, basic electrical first aid (On site
Doctor/nurse to demonstrate).
1200 Lunch
1300 Mobilise system to work site
1630 Demob system to base.
Saturday: (Day 12) Theory/Maintenance/Flying
WEEK 3
Day 13 (Monday)
0900 Environmental and operational considerations; limitations of operations by
adverse weather, tides, safety and safe working practices.
1015 tea/coffee
1030 TMS operations, LARS and latching systems
ROV tools and their applications
1200 Lunch
1300 Mobilise system to work site
1630 Demobilise system back to base. Wash and de-brief
Issue Homework
Day 14 (Tuesday)
0900 Discuss homework
0930 Mobilise system to work site
1200 Lunch
1630 Demobilise system to base, de-brief
Issue homework
Day 15 (Wednesday)
0900 Discuss homework
0930 HSE legislation, guidance and documentation. Hot work system.
1015 tea/coffee
1030 Basic electrics and electronics
Hydraulic systems, principles
Basic fault finding techniques, ROV maintenance and their interpretation
of electrical and engineering drawings.
1200 Lunch
1300 Mobilise system to work site
1630 Demobilise system back to base, wash and de-brief
Prepare system for night diving
Night Dive
Day 16 (Thursday)
0900 Discuss night dive
0930 Mobilise system to dive site
1200 Lunch
1630 Demobilise system to base, wash and de-brief
Day 17 (Friday)
0900 Mobilise system to work site
1200 Lunch
1400 Demobilise system to base.
Care and maintenance of ROV system
Stow system and materials/clean up
1600 Fill in relevant reports, logs etc
Sign ROV logs
Course discussion
Issue course certificates
Practical assessment:
· Mobilisation of system to and from worksite;
· Pre-Post dive check procedures;
· Open water flying techniques, dive procedures using navigational
instruments;
· Subsea video survey techniques, procedures using onboard instruments,
cameras;
· Record and dive report keeping;
· Night flying procedures/techniques; (Weather and location permissible)
· Demobilisation of complete system
Notes:
a) Students will be assessed throughout the course on performance.
b) No smoking allowed in the classroom or on dive site. (Designated smoking
areas only)
c) Each student should be issued with the following:
Course manual (we have and probably issue on CD Rom)
Personal ROV log (issued only at the end of the course)
Course certificate.
Delegates need to be in Subic on Sunday the day before the course.
We arrange free transport Sunday from Manila Airport to your accommodation.
We also arrange hotels according to your booking request and payment.
All we need is your flight arrival details. You will receive a welcome pack explaining
this by email with all joining and pick up instructions after your booking.
Please use our website to place your booking it is a simple procedure.
www.subnetservices.com/rov/booking |
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