Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) for underwater has been the partner in the offshore oil rig, underwater communication cable installations, and other major underwater constructions for safety installations and maintenance. ROV uses different sizes, from an observation class weighing less than 10kg to a work class ROV weighing 1 to a hundred tons in weight. Electrical power requirements of ROV increase from less than 1kw to a thousand kilowatts of power in relation to its class. The risks involved in electrical safety also increase without proper training in electrical safety awareness.

Over the last 20 years or so, ROV Pilots and Technicians have had to master more and more trades and skills. In these days of small operation teams, working with more complex systems, usually far from home, they are expected to keep all their equipment at 100% availability, as well as use their special skills in navigating their vehicles safely and surely around all the hazards of the subsea environment.

Get to know more about Floridel Cortez, one of our ROV training instructors who used to be an Engineer before embarking on the field of teaching.

Get to know more about our featured ROV training instructor for the month, Rennie Arellano. He has been teaching ROV at SubNet Services since 2015.

Get to know more about our featured ROV training instructor for the month, Lester Ceremonia. He has been teaching ROV at SubNet Services for two years now.