Alan Ross - Subsea UK

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My “On-the-Job” Experience – Current Work • Gained a lot of practical “hands-on” experience • Main goal is to become a Specialist Engineer • Recently moved to Subsea 7’s Pipelines Department: • Pipeline Installation Analysis (Orcaflex) • Pipeline Design • Structure Installation Analysis 04.10.11 Page 23
Why Subsea Engineering? i • Provided an overview of Subsea 7 and my experience as a Graduate Engineer • Why become involved in Subsea Engineering? Some key points: • Very interesting and challenging work • A lot of hard work – every day is a test • Ever-evolving and ever-advancing work • Always opportunities to try different things • Opportunities to travel all over the world • Meet and work with many different people and cultures • Good benefits • Totally unique • Great Fun! 04.10.11 Page 24
Page 1 and 2: Subsea UK - Inside Industry Present
Page 3 and 4: Introduction - My Background Univer
Page 5 and 6: Who are Subsea 7? ‣ International
Page 7 and 8: Our Assets 04.10.11 Page 7
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