"SuperSonicTransport = lighter-than-air craft which exceeds the speed of sound.
To make a fine point of it, the DSC is NOT "state of the art" - it IS a solid workbase for diving/ROV ops in 300 fsw or less.
Good luck - dive safely."
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John Joly replied to John Carl Roat's discussion Dive Supervisor?"The description of Meidecke pretty well covers a sup's job done with professionalism and good management style. I do not agree with those who shout at their team members. If they aren't worth working with, run 'em off-otherwise the…"
John Joly commented on Toby Dodd's video
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"It doesn't take long to lose a finger- or more. I don't want to criticise the diver. There are lessons in this = hose management seems to have played a part here, having a drift pin or long stud at hand may have stabilised the clamp ears…"
John Joly replied to trevor s heintz's discussion S and J diving in houston texas"Stuart, 4-point DSVs are not to be compared to DP support vessels. They are different classes of vessels. Do you compare single engine aircraft to SSTs?"
John Joly is attending Doug Newts's event
Underwater Intervention 2009 International Conference at New Orleans Morial Convention Center
March 3, 2009 all day
Commercial Diving, Marine Construction, Bridges and Dams, Contaminated Water Diving, Submersibles, Remotely Operated Vehicles, Training and New Technologies, Shipwreck Exploration, Sonar and AUV Survey, Ocean Mining, Underwater Operations, Nuclear and Hydro Energy, Offshore Oil and Gas, Acoustics, Marine Salvage, Regulations and Safety
John Joly replied to Roger G Palmer's discussion Middle East Work"Roger, you're getting a lot of hits here! This may be a good thing, I hope these guys stay with it.
Got any overpaid, underworked positions for an old dog?
Congrats on the new job. Stay in touch.
Joly"
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- 660
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 5:24pm on February 27, 2010,
Louis Toca said… - Hi John jest touching base you OK = I have a proposal that you might want to look in to => two years and a pick up full of $100 bills for each of us. This will put the crown on a lot of deep dark cold sea water.
Need 3 old hands to pull this off ( A friend ) has the in => in the largest oil & gas find in the world starring in 250' to 8,000' ? and the deep end boys have a big problem and we have the answer and the R&D resources => You and Jim Burgess or on my top list ===>>> I was tole that it cost $125,000 in H to put 6 sat divers down in 1,000' for 12 hours this is not include the barge and support, equipment and diver pay ???? we can put 2 ROD and 2 diver ROD Operators and one super in 3,000' for $275.000 and do the work in half the time ????==> PS: I visited with Don Inman you might know him he 81 I set him up on cdine he lives in Goateat Olk.
My phone and email 409-877-4134 E Me officbayou@aol.com
giveme a tug let talk Doc T
- At 2:10pm on June 4, 2009, Louis Toca said…
- Hi John I shoed know you but the old memory is slipping jest a little (75 in December 08)
This Old Diver Story will be out on cDive on 6/9 or 6/10 feature story of the month.
Good luck John==>> Remember Their or old divers and bold divers but their or on old bold divers
H L Doc Toca
PS I have Jim Burgess # an em in New Orleans thanks
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