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Yet more gibbering from Grumbleguts |
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Friday, 08 February 2008 |
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Ye just cannae keep a guid medic doon Cap'n! Grmbleguts has been busy and has done us another insight laden guide that should be useful to all you new guys out there. "Don't Panic" covers the sort of stuff you are likely to see and doo in your first few hours onboard. If nothing else it should let you see how scary it all isn't. Click here to read it |
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Using the "Contact Us" page |
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Tuesday, 22 January 2008 |
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Not sure how else to put this, but if you are trying to use the contact page.... enter your frikkin email address!! There have been an increasing number of queries sent to me that I cannot reply to - because people are only entering their name. They are not putting in their email adresses as well. I will be trying to find a way to stop the query being sent unless the details are correctly entered, but in the meantime, if you want an answer, please fill the whole form out. Ta |
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More goodies from Grumbleguts |
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Saturday, 19 January 2008 |
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Grumbleguts' second article has a look at something you will most likely experience during your first few hours offshore - the Safety Induction. Feared and detested throughout the North Sea, these are a necessary evil to get you familiar with the vessel or installation you have just joined. Click here to read it |
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Tuesday, 15 January 2008 |
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Grumbleguts has kindly started putting together a series of guides reflecting someof the things you might experience offshore. The first one covers things like what you should take and what you shouldn;t take with you when you go offshore for that first trip. You can read it here |
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Sunday, 16 December 2007 |
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Many thanks to Colin Reid who sent in a couple of cracking photos. One of them shows you what happens when a helicopter breaks down offshore! You can see them by clicking here |
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