Thursday, April 21, 2011

The Dangers Of One's Offshore Job

By Abbey Martin


When you know that you really want to work on an offshore drilling rig, you have to take the time to prepare yourself physically and mentally for the rigors of it. The best preparation you can get for it, I believe, is to speak with someone who actually does it. Nothing could be better.

When the storms roll in from the sea, you are often the first to get hit, and you also get hit the hardest. You should know that if you are really bent on working on an offshore drilling rig. If you have that covered, nothing else should get to you about it.

There could be some accommodation issues sometimes on an offshore oil drilling rig. They are built for with fixed space, you will agree. Sometimes, there could be more people onboard than there is room for them, and you always have to manage, especially when extra hands are needed. That might be the only downside I see to the job. Everything else is fun.

There are times when conditions on an offshore oil drilling rig can tend to be cramped. But that is not too much trouble, is it? Afterall, you will get off from time to time and go have as much fun as you feel like elsewhere. That should be ok, right?

Most folks are just taken by the pay that they could get when they work on an offshore oil drilling rig, and they never even think of the working conditions. Perhaps you could let your own story be a bit different than that. You should really be ready for anything else you might have to deal with out there.




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