anyone know a good company?

[fishaholic82]

What about crane work in the gulf right now? I've been running cranes on land now for over 5 years both friction and hydraulic and I've been seriously considering going offshore. Does anyone know of any companies looking for crane operators?

[Asterisk-Rich]

thanks for all the assistance fellas!

[Asterisk-Rich]

anyone ever worked for a company called VELOSI ?

[Raymond]

If your a "Green Hand" they probably will not give you a first or second look. I seriously doubt any company is going to take a chance on someone without years of experience over seas. Could be wrong, have been before.

[Asterisk-Rich]

Originally Posted by Raymond

If your a "Green Hand" they probably will not give you a first or second look. I seriously doubt any company is going to take a chance on someone without years of experience over seas. Could be wrong, have been before.

i have a little under 5 years of oilfield experience...its just that it was all in the inspection field

[LaAngler]

should be some entry level stuff here in LA, TX, or up north in the shale formations, maybe even Alaska???

[yak'em-n-stack'em]

yeah, west virgina and PA are exploding right now, it would be a great place to get a foot in the door

[all star rod]

Originally Posted by Asterisk-Rich

I was in the inspection field doing x-ray and Errosion/ corrosion for the last few years and currently have been working in NYC as a real estate agent.

As an alternate, look into going to work at the plants (refineries, chemical and gas). Also, look into pipeline inspection companies. Company I work for "Sulzer Chemtech" does work in the 3 areas I mentioned; however, we only deal with the equipment in side the towers. We do have a field group but it only deals with boilmaker work and if you are a code welder. Our buisness is really increasing which means all the other parts of plant buisness are increasing too! Good luck!