so I used to work at sea and land., Chevron and Indonesia's total e & p, and many more ..
@SP330Y7 жыл бұрын
@Hallmark242 What do you paint on the bare blasted iron and steel to protect it from rusting, i mean the product name and type
@sandstonefarm57226 жыл бұрын
SP330Y we used to use Glidden paint or zinc paint
@joaquiniglesias8 жыл бұрын
Does the abrasive have any effect on marine life?
@sandstonefarm57226 жыл бұрын
Joaquin Iglesias in the u.s we used to have too trap off the hole oil rig to keep sand and paint chips on the rig then we had to Rebag the used sand you had to have 99% of the sand in the bag here there is zero tolerance for anything in the water if lose a hard hat a boat has to go get mms does not play in the states
@TheTheMakedonista8 жыл бұрын
Can somebody tell me what should you do to get job on offshore oil rig as a painter, with no experience at all. Do you have to pass some test or they can teach you when they hire you ?
@sandstonefarm57226 жыл бұрын
old offshore painter here look up boco of Louisiana around Feb that's when they start hiring you go in as a Pantera helper they'll train you takes about 4 years to break out to a lead painter you work 14 days on they rig snd 7 off the rig be safe and God bless
@josephenyinnaya85579 жыл бұрын
My view about the oil and gas development in Nigeria, is that the Local Content Development board is one of the best implemented policies of the Nigerian Government, where local companies like Hallmark Global Petroleum can now undertake Turkey offshore facility maintenance projects and conclude such successfully, safely and in a good record time, without recording and LTI, not just doing and finishing, but also be able to win the clients recognition of the BEST SCAFFOLDING AND PAINTING COMPANY for the Painting Campaign of 2012/2013, all this being archived without having one expatriate in their crew, this is just to say the list, many other difficult projects, FEED designs, construction activities also has been done successfully by other Nigeria companies, Technology transfer is evident and visible enough in this area of the economy, i advocate for the support of the incoming Government to support the local content development board to reliase the proper utilization of the 1% development fund being kept aside, to ensure that the NCEC projection arrangement of domiciling most of the products and materials is actualized, the contractors are quiet willing in my assessment to take the risk of this domiciliation, however, there must be this support of the Government in Funding, and Monitoring,this will in no small way reduce the employment deficit in Nigeria, and make the economy stronger by its resonance, its worth to note that we cannot be talking about development when greater part of every project equipment and materials in Nigeria are imported, we simply enrich these exporting countries,and Nigerian Banks lack the capacity to support such long tern projects and see them to fruition, for this reason a development fund is required to ensure that the domiciliation projects are successful, I will also like to comment on another key area which i think the NCDMB/NDDC needs to do more that they are doing at the moment,you see when we say we want to empower people, i think we need to first start with a legislative frame work that will enhance the right of the workman and also state clearly what is the worksite PROHIBITIONS,eg, when the IOCs say you cannot fly the chopper without a BOSIET certificate, they have immediately mandated all offshore workers to be trained in that area, thereby making that training lucrative and sustainable for people who wish to go into it, take for instance i made a presentation in the NCDMB/NSE conference held in Port Harcourt, made to the Ministry labor, Made to NABTECH about scrapping the use of bamboo for construction at the interim for heights above 3 meter, and prohibition for workmen working on height without proper traning, PPEs, and essential tools like scaffold boards and safety highness, there where promises at all this lavels to look into this area, yet nothing is done, men keep failing from height each day at our work sites, yet no body seems to see those, and site owner do not see workman safety tools as their obligation, So gathering people and giving them a skill training here and ther will not do much, i think will need to put a legislative frame work in place and them change our curiculums in the technical collages to suit our need, also build more advanced certification centres all over the country, either creating a burue to manage this or enhance the activities of NABTECH to handle them, this way we can develop trained work force ready for the oil and gas developments ahead of us in both OIL and GAS prospecting. Written By Engr Joseph Enyinnaya, M.D CEO Hallmark Global Petroleum Ltd 08033098288
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so I used to work at sea and land., Chevron and Indonesia's total e & p, and many more ..
@Hallmark242 What do you paint on the bare blasted iron and steel to protect it from rusting, i mean the product name and type
SP330Y we used to use Glidden paint or zinc paint
Does the abrasive have any effect on marine life?
Joaquin Iglesias in the u.s we used to have too trap off the hole oil rig to keep sand and paint chips on the rig then we had to Rebag the used sand you had to have 99% of the sand in the bag here there is zero tolerance for anything in the water if lose a hard hat a boat has to go get mms does not play in the states
Can somebody tell me what should you do to get job on offshore oil rig as a painter, with no experience at all. Do you have to pass some test or they can teach you when they hire you ?
old offshore painter here look up boco of Louisiana around Feb that's when they start hiring you go in as a Pantera helper they'll train you takes about 4 years to break out to a lead painter you work 14 days on they rig snd 7 off the rig be safe and God bless
My view about the oil and gas development in Nigeria, is that the Local Content Development board is one of the best implemented policies of the Nigerian Government, where local companies like Hallmark Global Petroleum can now undertake Turkey offshore facility maintenance projects and conclude such successfully, safely and in a good record time, without recording and LTI, not just doing and finishing, but also be able to win the clients recognition of the BEST SCAFFOLDING AND PAINTING COMPANY for the Painting Campaign of 2012/2013, all this being archived without having one expatriate in their crew, this is just to say the list, many other difficult projects, FEED designs, construction activities also has been done successfully by other Nigeria companies, Technology transfer is evident and visible enough in this area of the economy, i advocate for the support of the incoming Government to support the local content development board to reliase the proper utilization of the 1% development fund being kept aside, to ensure that the NCEC projection arrangement of domiciling most of the products and materials is actualized, the contractors are quiet willing in my assessment to take the risk of this domiciliation, however, there must be this support of the Government in Funding, and Monitoring,this will in no small way reduce the employment deficit in Nigeria, and make the economy stronger by its resonance, its worth to note that we cannot be talking about development when greater part of every project equipment and materials in Nigeria are imported, we simply enrich these exporting countries,and Nigerian Banks lack the capacity to support such long tern projects and see them to fruition, for this reason a development fund is required to ensure that the domiciliation projects are successful, I will also like to comment on another key area which i think the NCDMB/NDDC needs to do more that they are doing at the moment,you see when we say we want to empower people, i think we need to first start with a legislative frame work that will enhance the right of the workman and also state clearly what is the worksite PROHIBITIONS,eg, when the IOCs say you cannot fly the chopper without a BOSIET certificate, they have immediately mandated all offshore workers to be trained in that area, thereby making that training lucrative and sustainable for people who wish to go into it, take for instance i made a presentation in the NCDMB/NSE conference held in Port Harcourt, made to the Ministry labor, Made to NABTECH about scrapping the use of bamboo for construction at the interim for heights above 3 meter, and prohibition for workmen working on height without proper traning, PPEs, and essential tools like scaffold boards and safety highness, there where promises at all this lavels to look into this area, yet nothing is done, men keep failing from height each day at our work sites, yet no body seems to see those, and site owner do not see workman safety tools as their obligation, So gathering people and giving them a skill training here and ther will not do much, i think will need to put a legislative frame work in place and them change our curiculums in the technical collages to suit our need, also build more advanced certification centres all over the country, either creating a burue to manage this or enhance the activities of NABTECH to handle them, this way we can develop trained work force ready for the oil and gas developments ahead of us in both OIL and GAS prospecting. Written By Engr Joseph Enyinnaya, M.D CEO Hallmark Global Petroleum Ltd 08033098288