State-of-the-art simulation
Structured sessions on modern ROV simulators develop useful flying habits, situational awareness and task discipline.
A modern introductory ROV Pilot Technician course built around simulator time, practical systems knowledge and realistic offshore decision-making.
IMCA: Developed against the IMCA R002 framework, with the intention that the course will be IMCA-approved before delivery.
ROV technicians learn best when theory is tied directly to what they will see, diagnose and decide offshore.
Oceanedge Subsea brings approximately four decades of subsea and ROV experience into a focused training environment. Every subject is connected to the way an ROV spread is actually prepared, operated, maintained and fault-found offshore.
The course is being designed to give new entrants a sound technical foundation, meaningful flying practice and an honest understanding of life and responsibility at sea.
Structured sessions on modern ROV simulators develop useful flying habits, situational awareness and task discipline.
Dive planning, toolbox talks, permits and team roles are taught as part of the job—not as disconnected paperwork.
Limited numbers protect instructor access, simulator time and useful individual feedback.
Foundation theory is delivered through structured distance learning so trainees can study at a time and pace that suits them and revisit difficult subjects before attending.
The face-to-face week is then used for the things that cannot be learned properly from slides: simulator flying, technical exercises, fault diagnosis, operational planning, teamwork and direct discussion with an experienced instructor.
Course dates and final programme details will be announced after the development and review process. Prospective trainees and sponsoring companies are welcome to register their interest now.