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RQT certs - does anyone know?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Joseph Mar 25, 2010.

 

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Colin Connor replied to Carson Hagan's discussion Welding Certs?
"I attended the hydroweld course @ the miami location.. great training and ran quite smoothly, best of all my civils company paid!  so dont know about costs, bang for your buck etc. upon completion you get your a hydroweld…"
Mar 27, 2011
Colin Connor replied to Bill Gardner's discussion DIVERS-GET YOUR SHIT TOGETHER!!!
"I dont know why anyone would want to work in the country where you live anyway!! correct me if i am wrong, but If your american and work in the GOM as a diver you earn what US$200/day? minus taxes you pay to your country! if you work anywhere else…"
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"carl, you are right about the monsoons coming to an end and it seems like things are starting to pick. though things are not as full-on as it was a couple of years ago, a lot of fellow divers, including myself, are seeing ourselves back offshore as…"
Apr 3, 2010
Joseph replied to Colin Connor's discussion RQT certs - does anyone know?
"It is not just "offshore". In the US most major construction projects are requiring "Certifications", for just about everything. The future is Assessment, Qualification, Certification. Those that are Qualified and Certified…"
Mar 25, 2010
Fish_food replied to Colin Connor's discussion RQT certs - does anyone know?
"Hi Dale Just like you, I was curious and looked it up on the net and copied it. I think everybody on this thread now knows in general what RQT steel is and what it's used for. Cert-wise offshore is getting beyond imagination. Pretty soon if…"
Mar 25, 2010
Dale Harris replied to Colin Connor's discussion RQT certs - does anyone know?
"This is about as I thought. And typical. If they get short handed once they've got everyone who entends to respond they'll certify new guys as needed. Those jobs are pretty much by "invitation only". The Boiler Makers Union…"
Mar 25, 2010
Colin Connor replied to Colin Connor's discussion RQT certs - does anyone know?
"Yea, it looks Corus is the top dog when it comes to RQT steels. It seems as if they are the only ones producing roller quenched and tempered steel for the offshore industry.. The job is for a topside welder, and the only ways to get 'an RQT…"
Mar 24, 2010
Dale Harris replied to Colin Connor's discussion RQT certs - does anyone know?
"PS for someone who's not an expert you sure responded in an expert (professional) way. Thanks again. If my guess is wrong on that subject of the certification and you know better. Please, let me know. I get published reading materials and…"
Mar 24, 2010
Dale Harris replied to Colin Connor's discussion RQT certs - does anyone know?
"Well it was informative and I sucked in all the information and will save it. As a matter of fact I looked it up and the manufactures process. So I appreciate all that you wrote. It is right on the money. But, the other diver mentioned a welding…"
Mar 24, 2010
Fish_food replied to Colin Connor's discussion RQT certs - does anyone know?
"Hi Dale I'm no expert but this is what I could find; Higher strength plates are delivered in the roller quenched and tempered condition. RQT steel plates are produced by heat treating high quality reversing mill plates of the required…"
Mar 24, 2010
Dale Harris replied to Colin Connor's discussion RQT certs - does anyone know?
"Fish-food, you seem to have a grip on this subject. That "RQT" process is used in structural fabrication I guess in booms gantries and such? What's the application? I do or try to get in on as many controlled inspection weld as…"
Mar 24, 2010
Fish_food replied to Colin Connor's discussion RQT certs - does anyone know?
"Plates for offshore structural applications are manufactured by Corus with three different delivery conditions: 1. normalised 2. thermomechanically controlled rolled (TMCR) 3. roller quenched & tempered (RQT)"
Mar 23, 2010
Bill Gardner replied to Colin Connor's discussion RQT certs - does anyone know?
"Roger that Stu, the other thing that snuck in is now you must have a Dutch medical every 12 months worked in Dutch territory...."
Mar 23, 2010
stuart anderson replied to Colin Connor's discussion RQT certs - does anyone know?
"Hi Colin. Got that one too, but it doesn't state Wet Welding anywhere. I think it's Deck welder on a Trenching /ROV barge. RQT is a kind of Hardened Steel as far as I know. To Dive in Dutch waters you need to have a Dutch conversion of…"
Mar 23, 2010
Colin Connor posted a discussion

RQT certs - does anyone know?

I just recieved a job offer for a wet welding job out in dutch waters.  Ive never worked in Europe, so when they asked  me to send them my RQT certificates, I was confused to say the least!  anyone have a clue what this is?  I was under the impression that you needed a seperate dive medical and offshore medical  to work out in the dutch north sea, so is that what they are referring to?  Or even what is stands for?The job isnt untill late next month, so hopefully I still have time to get what is…See More
Mar 23, 2010
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At 7:05pm on February 21, 2010, Colin Connor said…
bill,
its been a mixed bag for me in my career so far, working with SMIT both in the middle east and with their african counterpart here in asia, mermaids and the malaysian company they own Allied Marine have been giving me work as well. also in the ME, i worked a few small contracts with mcdermotts and Halul (formerly known as qatar subsea services) Ya this economy crisis really made things difficult for up and coming diver, especially last year, when work was pretty scarce. Luckliy I used all my downtime to get some courses under my belt. I found having a DMT and a 3.2u Inspection ticket really gives me that extra advantage I need to keep securing jobs. Living out here with a local address also gives me an edge I think, i let the companies know im always ready, that i can mob for a job with little or no notice. and when they are in a pinch for divers, they call me to fill in wherever required.
At 11:36am on February 21, 2010, Bill Gardner said…
Hi Colin, I've just retired after 30+ yrs offshore. I am curious as to how-what-where young canadian divers are making out, especially in this economy. Have you worked for Hallin, Mermaid, CCC, Algosaibi, J Ray, Adams, CalDive, etc. etc.? Is it workin for you? Thanx-bill
 
 
 

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