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ROVS


FEATURE SPONSOR


NEW COURSE ON ROV AUDITING


An industry-first ROV System Auditing and Assurance course was recently launched by National Hyperbaric Centre at their new facility in Singapore.


The course aims to provide technical and operational ROV personnel with knowledge to become aware of auditing processes, enabling technical progression in the industry as part of development of competence.


AUDIT BENEFITS


Companies and offshore operators realise the benefits and importance of audits in this rapidly expanding field and with this comes the requirement for trained and qualified personnel, of which there is currently a shortage.


The three-day course combines practical and theoretical elements enabling delegates to become conversant with IMCA guidelines such as IMCA R006, 011, 018, 009, 005 and industry requirements surrounding auditing techniques, procedures and technical reporting on contractor’s equipment.


THOROUGH GROUNDING NHC are confident that this course gives candidates a thorough grounding of auditing processes and technical aspects of offshore ROV systems and will improve the quality of audits, resulting in safer and more efficient systems.


POSITIVE FEEDBACK


Positive feedback was received from candidates who attended the first course at the new Singapore centre and further dates are currently being planned both in Singapore and Aberdeen.


National Hyperbaric Centre 60 www.windenergynetwork.co.uk


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