Subsea systems

[MrsMiggins]

Bit of a long shot, but is anyone here involved in Subsea systems? I'm looking at a Lean Six Sigma job with Vetco Gray and would really like to hear more about the company than I can find on the GE website.

[frank hovis]

Not full subsea system
Trees and wellhead is my line
What do you want to know ?

[MrsMiggins]

EVERYTHING! I'm planning on doing a fair bit of googling, and I might be able to find some people who work at VetcoGray already who can fill me in on the operations there.

I guess at the moment what I'm really looking for is an idiot's guide, what the Americans would call Subsea101. I plan on using that as the basis for my googling. Is it really as simple as "stuff you use when extracting oil and gas underwater"?

[frank hovis]

Most of my stuff is at work ,
I will see if I can upload it to a file share site tommorow , I have VG training manual and a couple of slide packs I use for training in basics of subsea wells and basic subsea drilling

Will update here once I have done it

[frank hovis]

See

http://www.filefactory.com/file/1f0x3g7kp8i5/n/vet...

Any q on that please let me know - its a two day training pack that Vetco use to give to Clients so should be a good basis to learn from

Cheers

[MrsMiggins]

Frank you are amazing! Thanks so much! Can't get access to it from work, but I'll have a look at it when I get home.

[trixical]

I worked with them a reasonable amount in my last position (im more on the topside equipment & subsea power generation), guessing you'll be based in nailsea or bridging of don?
Either way good luck, they could do with someone in your field

[MrsMiggins]

Woo hoo! I got the job!

A major thank you to frank hovis for the information provided! I owe you a Or two!