Stay safe min.
You might or might not be able to do my job, but I sure as f@ck couldn't do yours.
http://uk.mobile.reuters.com/article/idUKKCN11X13B
6 confirmed dead now. Chopper heading from Angola to a Chevron platform in the Atlantic
My last trip i got the chopper out and boat back. During my trip BP banned all chopper mobilization. The reason? Total and BP got together and audited the chopper company. The results were, since all the 225s were grounded after the Norway crash earlier in the year, the chopper company binned all the ex pat mechanics. So when the audit took place there were no mechanics certified to work on them. So immediate ban by the two companies.
And we moaned like f@ck about having to Fly to Angola a day early to catch the boat. THANK F@CK we have to.
Stay safe min.
You might or might not be able to do my job, but I sure as f@ck couldn't do yours.
Its f@cking sad and i wouldnt rule out Scots being on board(not that any nationality deserves that). Going by the three FPSOs ive been on out there it seems that South Africans and Scots are the most prominent ex pats.
F@cking terrible no matter who was on board
Must have been a terrible last few moments before the smash for everyone on board what a horrible thought guys out just trying to earn a living.
Depends if it was known about or not it the lead up. If it just dropped out the sky i wouldnt expect anyone to be found as they would have been obliterated on impact. All you are taught in your survival goes out the window, no time to do it
Horrible thought. Im away on Monday. Be a sombre place
Like i said, we are already doing overnight boats now. Thank f@ck
As Buc said, just people trying to earn a living. Tragic.