Any work or dive Co. hiring?

Looking for work. I have about 14 years of experience but right now the Co. I am working for is extremely SLOW. Looking for a Co. that has plenty of work and is hiring. Does anyone have any info.?

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Permalink Reply by Phil Voltaire on September 17, 2009 at 4:07pm
You're not alone. I had some family issues that kept me in California for a while and now that I'm free to find work, I'm not even getting a nibble. It's time to get a stadium full of indians and them have all do a raindance all at the same time 'cause it'll take another Katrina to generate work nowadays. But don't let me get you down. I'm new to the industry so my problems aren't the same as yours. Best of luck.
Permalink Reply by Douglas Franklin on September 17, 2009 at 9:22pm
Thanks Phil,
That is really strange that a tender, new to the industry, can't find work. This really worries me. A Lot! Well, keep trying and try Aqueous (I think that is how it is spelled) or Sea Quest in Houston. They might give you a chance.

Good luck!
Permalink Reply by Trey Barnette on October 2, 2009 at 10:40pm
Sea quest is slow at the moment but i think they might be hiring just broke out a few guys. Seamar is working ok I here and Ive heard rumore epic is pretty busy.
Permalink Reply by Phil Voltaire on October 3, 2009 at 2:45pm
I've been all over those companies like a drunken prom date... all except for SeaQuest. Thanx for the tip though.
Permalink Reply by Trey Barnette on October 8, 2009 at 8:01am
well sorry to say but seaquest shut its doors the other day alas looks like im in the job market atleast its not january.
Permalink Reply by James Leach on October 8, 2009 at 9:36am
Don't sweat it Trey. Every time I've moved on to another company, I made more money. Sometimes a lateral move can be a move up.
Permalink Reply by Trey Barnette on October 12, 2009 at 5:05am
Yeh I'm not sweatin it James Ive got the ole lady winnin the bread plus texas is payin me almost 2 grand a month to sit on my ass, but yeh Ive made mroe money everytime ive made a move but damn this is the third company ive worked for to go under.
Permalink Reply by keith buccieri on October 8, 2009 at 2:37pm
wow. posts like this get me really worried. im supposed to grad from d.a.i. right b4 xmas. i quit a good payin job ( that i hated) to come do something i enjoy and now im hearing from alot of people that its really really slow here too. any hints for a new diver to find something, especially offshore?
Permalink Reply by Amr Hicham on October 8, 2009 at 7:57pm
well am a new diver as well but do not let it worry u the work and the oil companies every1 will be back in buss. by 2010 it just needs time
the economy is a factor in our work starters and mid 2010 it will be fine and all will be back in bussniess
Permalink Reply by Trey Barnette on October 12, 2009 at 5:07am
dont sweat people still need oil and they will need oil for some time to come i think this situation is a result of banks who finance these projects tightening the noose but whatever we dont do this year well have to do next year bottom line when you are makin money dont be poartying like a rockstar i had to learn that lesson the hard way but i was ready for it when it hit this time.
Permalink Reply by Kenneth Koza on October 8, 2009 at 8:24pm
Seaquest is shutting their doors as of this week, their investors pulled out. Need work now myself.
Permalink Reply by Bill Gardner on October 18, 2009 at 4:01am
Ken, Seaquest just got bought out by Seamec...keep the line movin' cheers .

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