Oil Rig Photos | Captain Field

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Garve Scott-Lodge

2006

Captain Field

The Captain Platform sits in the Captain Field on the edge of the Moray Firth 68 miles north of Aberdeen.
Picture Added on 08 November 2006.

Comments

Photograph taken by Frank Hepburn, Safety Officer, from the lifeboat during a routine lifeboat test.
Added by Craig McKay on 08 November 2006.

Dear sir, I want to work in offshore platform very interest, I have complete doploma fire and safety, looking forward your replay
Added by Nubin Jacob on 24 May 2007.

HI to all who read this comment, need information on how to get an opportunity for a career in the offshore oil and gas industry, have all the relevent survival and training in petro-chemical process operations i think? any tips or further training sites would be gratefull ..well thank you for taking the time to read my plea ..good luck to you all ..
Added by Markbostock on 27 May 2007.

Hi there great picture by the way my name is James and I am interested in working on the oil rigs. I am 17 years of age and I have been researching more in to the oil rigs and the different kinds of jobs over the last few months. I am not exactly sure what kind of job I would like to do but I would just like to get on to the oil rigs with any kind of job with a challenge. I was just wondering if you had any tips or company names to send my cv to I hope you don't mind if I speak to you and ask you a few questions about the oil rigs.

THANKYOU JAMES
Added by James on 28 June 2007.

Hi! I'm from the Philippines and a mechanical engineer by profession. Im a very interested in working an oilrig either in offshore or in landbase oilrig. I worked as a process and an auxially operator in a carageenan refinery (American Firm) using state-of-the-art technology. With interest in working an oilrig, I undergo basic trainings in Oil Drilling Technology and Safety Trainings such as; SOLAS (Survival of Life at Sea), PSCRB (Profeciency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boat), MARPOL 73/78 (Marine Pollution)and recently Advance Fire Fighting. What would be a job in the oilrig that would fit my profession and experience. Thanks.
Added by Ailer P. Guliban on 04 July 2007.

I have three years experience working on land based drilling rigs in Alberta, Canada. Some types include large jackknife triples which are very meager in size when compared to an offshore platform but the derrick is quite large and drill to depths of 6500 meters, telescopic doubles (both kelly drive and top drive), coil tubing rigs, and super singles. I am entering my final year of university to obtain my mechanical engineering degree and want to pursue a career in the offshore industry. I can work the floor to gain experience and to get my foot in the door. Anyone looking for a hand like me? e-mail drakai@ualberta.ca
Added by Dylan Michael Rakai on 14 August 2007.

hai i am 26 years old and i am from malaysia.i have 9 years working experiance working in the food and beverage industry.i am trying to find a job in a oil rig, but i am not sure wat kind of jobs that is offered.hopefully i could get a job at the catering site.if there are non i would love to try the others as well.i like my work to be chalanging.it will be a great pleasure of mine if u could kindly send me a few company names and websites for me to post my c.v. i can be contacted at +60122883435 or kindly mail me
Added by Shanraj Yogaraja on 29 August 2007.

H�, I m marine engineer from turkey I have made eight mounths training on oceangoing ships (bulk carrier and chemmical tanker), accept shipyard training. And now im watch keeping engineer. How can I work with you.
note: im open team working also im ambition and patient.
my mail adress: agokbaba@hotmail.com
Added by Ahmet Kemal GOKBABA on 05 November 2007.

Please re read your comments people. The spelling and grammatical mistakes make me wince. Please don't repeat them on your CVs or noone will offer you a job!
Added by Carol Charles on 14 December 2007.

Hi I am a recruitment consultant based in Malaysia and am looking for engineers for the oil and gas industry. Do contact me at christinechan@pplefirst.com if you are interested.
Added by Christine on 21 December 2007.

Please re read your comments Carol Charles. By spelling "noone" I can probably advise the spelling you mean is "no one".

Please have more acceptance of people who's first language may not be english.

Regards
Added by Arthur on 13 January 2008.

Do you think I'd employ any of the above? I'd ask two questions - what was the Piper Alpha. What might be a safety case?

Added by Brae Apprentice on 01 February 2008.

I have been in the game for about 14 years. Seeing some comments being left asking for help with employment is quite amusing. You obviously have a computer & the internet. Try researching "mining companies", "oil and/or gas exploration" and "engineering recruitment" to give you a start. Check recruitment websites for similar positions & read the profiles. This will give you a head start with knowing what jobs are being offered, the requirements and what companies are looking. Most permanent positions are advertised in large recruiting agency websites. Most casual (shutdown work) is never advertised. Use Google or Yahoo and search. Hint… spell & grammar check prior to posting comments. All the best. Great photos too.
Added by Offshore Voyager on 03 February 2008.

For more information on this subject see the following website.
Virtual Tour of the Captain Platform