excellent work, do not stop doing sports, I am a Senegalese scuba diver, who goes down to 50 meters deep to catch red groupers ... from 20 to 30 kilos, thank God for giving us the resistance to adapt at this depth which is called deep space, of beautiful nature, coral, flowers, all kinds that live in the water, you will know that god is unique, but I am proud of you, and your work that I love since my childhood and I am now in Mauritania (Nouakchott) thanks to my two brothers (cousins) diver Gana Diouf and khadim Diouf professional diver Senegalese.Thank you on this beautiful video long live diving, my passion🙏🏾❤👌🏿🚭🤿
It's not easy, it's a real struggle when you start out but you'll find ways to steady yourself and predict water movement. A good pair of fins for all the kicking is also a help.
Soy soldador industrial pero soldar en las profundidades del agua ya está fuera de mis havilidades técnicas muy interesante como es el trabajo de un soldador marino .
solo debes aprender a bucear, para soldar abajo del agua en aspectos de soldadura no cambia mucho en superficie, solo que las polaridades del porta electrodo y tierra son inversos a cuando se suelda en tierra. y los cables deben estar herméticos. saludos.
The water looks very clean and transparent , i expect to see more polution , but thinking better , may be the proximity with glaciars mades this transparent water , nice video .
No glaciers here mate, but in the cooler months there is less plankton, jellyfish and other particles in the water so it can be very clear, even in the Capitol's waterways.
Iv been looking this up in the uk im a hobby diver and do alot of welding wouldnt mind putting the 2 together its just trying to find the right direction to go in
You'd probably need a commercial divers license to carry out this kind if work in the UK. There are several European training facilities. In Norway it takes about 3 months to get the cert, then add a welding cert, typically a couple of weeks and you're good to go!
@@allanpedersen9279 is work easy to find or would you be paying for a course and spending a year trying to find work im a digger driver so always have work why i wait for an opportunity is this a full time career as in always in work
Industry is up and down. It also depends on where you are based. Some people are lucky and get work straight out of school and do additional courses between projects, other keep adding courses while waiting for jobs. Hard to say, but having something else to fall back on is a good idea.
Allan the footage is great, I have the Hero 3+ Black, Hero 6 Black and the disappointing Hero 7. But the 3 has been a great camera especially with all the extended batteries that are available.
Thanks buddy! Would you elaborate on why the Hero7 is disappointing? For riding motorcycles I’d like to upgrade at some point and get the smooth function while riding trails.
Some are like lights and camera, some might not be, like some pneumatic tools can be standard hardware store tools that just need proper maintenance after using them in water.
I went traveling and living abroad when I was 21 opened a dive shop in Thailand. When I was 35 I went to NYD Norwegian Commercial dive training in Norway. It s a 4 months course, after that I started working, doing extra courses when not diving.
Allan Pedersen How was workin in Thailand? One diver told me that the pay is pretty good when they have jobs. He also said that most divers just sit on the beach the whole day and when the phone rings just go to the job, then back to the beach and wait for the next one.
Hello Francis! I find that we don't have problems with the rods touching metal and getting gas coming through perforated tape like on the black or yellow taped rods. When we switched most of us divers found that they could be a little harder to re-ignite than taped ones if you'd used half the rod, but it's not something I think about any more. We like them.
Thanks for your reply Allan, that’s what the divers over here (Belgium) also told me. It was a little problem for them at the beginning especially for the water we have here where we often have nil or reduced visibility.But apparently once you know from where the problem comes, it is easy to immediately take care of it and feel the end of the rod before resuming the cut.
are you sure the steelrope is strong enough to lift that key? ;) Jokes aside. hats off to people who can do these important but dangerous jobs. i would be affraid of anything living moving down there
Witch country this one.i want to learn water welding.sri lanka not available this welding courses.i am a/c technician.i can do gas welding arc welding tig mug mig only.bit i dont no how to do water weld.i want learn.can u help me please.
Check out these guys www.nyd.no/eng/ There are other places as well in other countries, but these guys are state sponsored and the price is lower than most other places.
Im MIG -REL welder from Bosnia and Herzegovina, we don't have scholl for underwoter welding,but i want learn that ,how can i be that welder?my english iz not good,but i hope in that you are understend me ❤️❤️💪💪
First you have to become a diver. You can find commercial dive academies in France, Norway, England, South Africa etc. After you have done your commercial dive training you can take an underwater welding course in England, Belgium, Thailand etc….. It takes time and cost money.
Being a diver and being comfortable in the water is a plus, even if they tell you at commercial training academies that it counts for nothing. But it’s a very different line of work to rec. diving
@@allanpedersen9279 bro my deepest dive has been in the great bluehole in belize.. richard branson stayed with us in his bluehole sub experience.. my max depth with air qith no deco in the bluehole is 200 ft.. i would love to be trained for something else than just recreational..
Most of my commercial dives are not deep, max 50 surface supplied, but most construction and ship work is in 15 meters or less. In fact my deepest dive was rec diving when we found an American submarine from WW2 in Thailand back in 2005, 86 meters tec diving as a cameraman
Try to google “commercial diver training” or “commercial diving academy” and see if there are any facilities near you. If you don’t find any try Fort Willams Commercial Dive Training or NYD Norway and check them out
Find a commercial dive academy near you and find out when you can sign up. Or start learning a trade, blacksmith, carpenter, mechanic or similar and then learn diving afterwards
It’s difficult to answer as it depends on your skills, where in the world you are working and who you are working for. As well as wether your are freelancing or working for a company which will provide insurance, pension funds etc. From as low as €10 and hour to €550+ day-rate plus expenses.
It very much depends on where you live! Maybe try to go to your local garage and ask people welding how they got started. Did they need a qualification or did they just practise at home.
@@allanpedersen9279 I dont know where to start, I just moved to Houma, Louisiana. I'm 19 and live with my mom and I dont know the area. I just need a good start so I can start my young life.
I've no idea how things work in Lousiana. But you could either go for the education side and contact a Technical College and see what kind of programs they have for welders, or make a list of local garages/workshops/blacksmiths and visit them and ask for internship. Use Google.
You sign up for commercial dive training at a school or academy (which ever they call them in S.A.) after that you find out what welding qualifications are needed where you want to work.
+Bospas Hey Bospas! It very much depends on the project, your experience/skills set and who you're working for and wether you are freelancing or hired by a company that then pays your holiday and pension. From as little as 25 $/€ an hour to 50 $/€ an hour or 500+ a day.
+Allan Pedersen thanks for the reply, I'm thinking of doing the course that covers everything next year, it cost €15,000 for an 11 week course I'm just trying to make sure it's a good investment :)
wow not worth the risk of underwater welding youd have to pay me 300000 a year for me to jump in as a commercial dieng at the age of 50 aint worth 50 an hour
In Sweden you would earn 160 € for an 8 hour day, 7 € extra when in the water. That's if you have a fast employment. 20 days payed vacation, payed holidays, pension and insurance thru the company.
It’s difficult to answer. Like how much does a car cost? The salary depends on what kind of work you want to do. Which company and country you work at. How much training, courses and certificates you have - it can be expensive to do the training. It also depends on how good you are, so expect to start at a low salary and work your way up. Why not ask divers in your local area what they earn?
Learn a trade that an be handy in the water, then apply for a course at a commercial dive training facility. You are more employable with a trade and then you’ve got something to fall back on if there’s not enough dive work.
@@chriswright8038 Welding is good, mechanical skills as well. If you´ve got those skills before becoming a diver you have a better chance of getting work. If you can "only" dive and have to learn these skills on site you might not last very long.
You can sign up to school without any experience. Once you finish your training it looks better if you’ve had some job experience - welding, mechanical or otherwise - but if companies are busy they’ll hire and then it’s up to you to prove that you know what you’re doing. Catch-22..... You need experience to get a job, but without a job you ain’t getting it. So anything you can do before, during and after the dive training should help.
@@allanpedersen9279 hey for someone who just finish school and start working at a decent company, how much are they expected to be paid? and what are the work schedule like? thanks in advance!
There’s lot of difference in pay depending on where in the world you are, if it’s inshore or offshore and your additional qualifications, also if you’re working full time for a company - including pension, insurance, medicals etc - or if you’re freelance. I’ve heard as low as $15 an hour up to €500+ per day.
@@allanpedersen9279 damn, I'd never dream of diving for $15 an hr, that's an insulting wage for a difficult, inherently dangerous job that requires expensive training and equipment. Hell, I'm currently diving aquaculture strictly on Scuba, and making $29 an hr and even that I feel is a little too low considering the dangers.
Hey Jonathan. I wouldn’t work for that either, but some apparently will take a job with such a low salary. We are on about $400 a day plus add ons & bonuses as a minimum.
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excellent work, do not stop doing sports, I am a Senegalese scuba diver, who goes down to 50 meters deep to catch red groupers ... from 20 to 30 kilos, thank God for giving us the resistance to adapt at this depth which is called deep space, of beautiful nature, coral, flowers, all kinds that live in the water, you will know that god is unique, but I am proud of you, and your work that I love since my childhood and I am now in Mauritania (Nouakchott) thanks to my two brothers (cousins) diver Gana Diouf and khadim Diouf professional diver Senegalese.Thank you on this beautiful video long live diving, my passion🙏🏾❤👌🏿🚭🤿
Devine.
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I don’t know why it cracks me up because it’s perfectly sensible but I just love the power washer under water 😂
Can’t imagine life without it. Just so easy and convenient
How the heck do you keep that welding rod right there without floating away? I have a hard time stick welding without water.
It's not easy, it's a real struggle when you start out but you'll find ways to steady yourself and predict water movement. A good pair of fins for all the kicking is also a help.
Wow that is some beautifully clear water! Looks like the Red Sea.
I bet canals aren't usually that clear when you do this kind of work eh?
A perfect 3am video
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Wow great vis. I never had it that good !
Soy soldador industrial pero soldar en las profundidades del agua ya está fuera de mis havilidades técnicas muy interesante como es el trabajo de un soldador marino .
solo debes aprender a bucear, para soldar abajo del agua en aspectos de soldadura no cambia mucho en superficie, solo que las polaridades del porta electrodo y tierra son inversos a cuando se suelda en tierra. y los cables deben estar herméticos. saludos.
The water looks very clean and transparent , i expect to see more polution , but thinking better , may be the proximity with glaciars mades this transparent water , nice video .
No glaciers here mate, but in the cooler months there is less plankton, jellyfish and other particles in the water so it can be very clear, even in the Capitol's waterways.
very nice video!
Thank you
Iv been looking this up in the uk im a hobby diver and do alot of welding wouldnt mind putting the 2 together its just trying to find the right direction to go in
You'd probably need a commercial divers license to carry out this kind if work in the UK. There are several European training facilities. In Norway it takes about 3 months to get the cert, then add a welding cert, typically a couple of weeks and you're good to go!
@@allanpedersen9279 is work easy to find or would you be paying for a course and spending a year trying to find work im a digger driver so always have work why i wait for an opportunity is this a full time career as in always in work
Industry is up and down. It also depends on where you are based. Some people are lucky and get work straight out of school and do additional courses between projects, other keep adding courses while waiting for jobs. Hard to say, but having something else to fall back on is a good idea.
Good work and carefully done😍
Thanks buddy!
Great video work, Viz was perfect for this, What cameras are you guys using?
This was GoPro Hero 3+ / 4 Silver
Allan the footage is great, I have the Hero 3+ Black, Hero 6 Black and the disappointing Hero 7. But the 3 has been a great camera especially with all the extended batteries that are available.
Thanks buddy! Would you elaborate on why the Hero7 is disappointing? For riding motorcycles I’d like to upgrade at some point and get the smooth function while riding trails.
Excellent work. By the way , what's type of welding is this? GTAW/SMAW etc?
Thanks! Stick welding (shielded metal)
Allan Pedersen Thank you for your prompt reply.
Mr allan congratulations
🙏🏼
It's cool. Who is the one helping?
It’s Jimmy :)
@@allanpedersen9279 thanks!
Professional working nice
I need this job, this is where my soul belongs.
Amazing you e solved a big question fore
One less mystery?
All equipment are waterproof
Some are like lights and camera, some might not be, like some pneumatic tools can be standard hardware store tools that just need proper maintenance after using them in water.
Spiderman At Batman yes meeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrcccccccccccccciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
What type of wire are used in welding numbers?
We are using welding rods. ESAB, Böhler and Hydroweld.
MasyaAllah
That's very exelent
🙏🏼
Can you please give a brief summary of how you became an underwater welder from high school?
I went traveling and living abroad when I was 21 opened a dive shop in Thailand. When I was 35 I went to NYD Norwegian Commercial dive training in Norway. It s a 4 months course, after that I started working, doing extra courses when not diving.
I worked 6 months in Norway after graduation, then half a year in Thailand before heading back to Denmark.
Allan Pedersen How was workin in Thailand? One diver told me that the pay is pretty good when they have jobs. He also said that most divers just sit on the beach the whole day and when the phone rings just go to the job, then back to the beach and wait for the next one.
This shows man can do anything 😲engineers create the world nd this proves😲
Yet, mankind can not dispose of plastic in an environmental friendly manner. Will the plastic straw break the camels back?
nice work
Thanks
Hi Allan, apparently you are using exodus cutting rods. Do you feel any difference compared to the well known black taped rods ?
Hello Francis!
I find that we don't have problems with the rods touching metal and getting gas coming through perforated tape like on the black or yellow taped rods. When we switched most of us divers found that they could be a little harder to re-ignite than taped ones if you'd used half the rod, but it's not something I think about any more. We like them.
Thanks for your reply Allan, that’s what the divers over here (Belgium) also told me. It was a little problem for them at the beginning especially for the water we have here where we often have nil or reduced visibility.But apparently once you know from where the problem comes, it is easy to immediately take care of it and feel the end of the rod before resuming the cut.
are you sure the steelrope is strong enough to lift that key? ;) Jokes aside. hats off to people who can do these important but dangerous jobs. i would be affraid of anything living moving down there
Better safe than sorry :))
Bronco cutting in a Aga mask! That's one big safety breach. 😮💨
Nice job 👍👍👍
I didn’t know they made underwater hammer drills
You learn something new every day! 👍🏼
Good job nice diving
🙏🏼
Witch country this one.i want to learn water welding.sri lanka not available this welding courses.i am a/c technician.i can do gas welding arc welding tig mug mig only.bit i dont no how to do water weld.i want learn.can u help me please.
Check out these guys
www.nyd.no/eng/
There are other places as well in other countries, but these guys are state sponsored and the price is lower than most other places.
He is not a witch.
@@josetuzon3013 his spelling was wrong "witch" instead which
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Очень хорошая работа.
Professonal welding
Good job
Excellent I would love to do the underwater welder course, you can recommend an institute to do the course .. thanks
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@@allanpedersen9279 Excellent I would love to do the underwater welder course, you can recommend an institute to do the course .. thanks
William Agualongo where do you live? There are training facilities all over the world. Prices and course duration varies quite a bit.
@@allanpedersen9279 en Ecuador
They definitely have training in the USA but I’d be surprised if they don’t have something in Brazil as well
Wow so cool weld under water
Good job
Nice one
hey! Nice job! what tipe of Injectionsmasse have used?
Superglue and viagra!
No I can’t remember what brand of adhesive we used, something similar to this
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Im MIG -REL welder from Bosnia and Herzegovina, we don't have scholl for underwoter welding,but i want learn that ,how can i be that welder?my english iz not good,but i hope in that you are understend me ❤️❤️💪💪
First you have to become a diver. You can find commercial dive academies in France, Norway, England, South Africa etc.
After you have done your commercial dive training you can take an underwater welding course in England, Belgium, Thailand etc….. It takes time and cost money.
Am a divemaster, i would love to become an underwater construction worker.!
Being a diver and being comfortable in the water is a plus, even if they tell you at commercial training academies that it counts for nothing. But it’s a very different line of work to rec. diving
@@allanpedersen9279 bro my deepest dive has been in the great bluehole in belize.. richard branson stayed with us in his bluehole sub experience.. my max depth with air qith no deco in the bluehole is 200 ft.. i would love to be trained for something else than just recreational..
Most of my commercial dives are not deep, max 50 surface supplied, but most construction and ship work is in 15 meters or less. In fact my deepest dive was rec diving when we found an American submarine from WW2 in Thailand back in 2005, 86 meters tec diving as a cameraman
Quiero ese trabajo me parece exelente magnífico trabajo
Jairo Contreras x
show vídeo gosto deste tipo de serviço manutenção criatividade para mente
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Superb ..
How do you get into this career?
+Bone Cruz You need to get a commercial dive license from a commercial dive school/academy and then start applying
you dive into it
Pls email more about this career I'm foreigner an how should apply this job redragon2810@gmail.com
wall done work dear
Look so cool,, but be carefuk bro..😊
Sure thing, got good topside crews
I will Love to be pat of you guys how about that?
In which capacity? Are you a diver or do you have any other qualifications that can be of use?
Not with that spelling
What is rod nombars
? Professional work, is there underwater aluminum welding
No, it's not something we offer.
First Diving in Malaysia Is Siti Aishah And Ratna Dewi Maya Sari, how was that?
wow, good skill
🙏🏼
Nordic engineers are intelligent
Wow you great man super
What's the plot of this play? At the end he leave his Work?
It is not a play or an act. It is a few hours of work on a commercial dive job. When the job is done the diver returns to the surface.
What?😂
Que tipo de máscara usa ese buzo?
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Nice video
What is the welding rods
ESAB 46.16, Böhler FOX OHV, Hydroweld etc
Different companies use different rods for different jobs.
Me pueden indicar donde puedo conseguir una remachadora o clavadora o algo parecido para bajo el agua
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Отличный ролик!👍👍👍
I know what this 👍 means, so 🙏
@@allanpedersen9279 😁😁😁 👋👋👋👋
I want to become a diver!!
Can you please help me?
You need to find a diver training facility and sign up with them.
Allan Pedersen ok thanks..🙂 can you help me to join diving training
Try to google “commercial diver training” or “commercial diving academy” and see if there are any facilities near you. If you don’t find any try Fort Willams Commercial Dive Training or NYD Norway and check them out
Don't do this :-)! Find something else . Diver
How can I apply here?
What do you want to apply for?
Allan Pedersen Hyperbaric welding. can you recommend me?
www.hydroweld.com/
Great effort
Good country 👍🇧🇷
I'm 16 and I don't why but I wanna do this so bad
Find a commercial dive academy near you and find out when you can sign up. Or start learning a trade, blacksmith, carpenter, mechanic or similar and then learn diving afterwards
How much do Inland underwater welders make
It’s difficult to answer as it depends on your skills, where in the world you are working and who you are working for. As well as wether your are freelancing or working for a company which will provide insurance, pension funds etc.
From as low as €10 and hour to €550+ day-rate plus expenses.
Allan Pedersen yea I’m saying what’s the average pay
How can I start regular welding with no experience?
It very much depends on where you live!
Maybe try to go to your local garage and ask people welding how they got started. Did they need a qualification or did they just practise at home.
@@allanpedersen9279 I dont know where to start, I just moved to Houma, Louisiana. I'm 19 and live with my mom and I dont know the area. I just need a good start so I can start my young life.
I've no idea how things work in Lousiana. But you could either go for the education side and contact a Technical College and see what kind of programs they have for welders, or make a list of local garages/workshops/blacksmiths and visit them and ask for internship.
Use Google.
@@allanpedersen9279
Oh okay, thanks man!
There's a job Corp in New Mexico where you can stay for free in a dorm and they have a welding program there that is also free for 9 months
good job
Great work
My sisters will work
You should try working a bit as well @Byoko Byoko, its underrated.
wie kann man in diesem bereich arbeiten
Try contacting Baltic Taucher if you are in Germany. They should be able to tell you.
@@allanpedersen9279 thank you sir
Allan "Silk hands" Pedersen.......the fastes fingers under water!....that's how you must screw a shackle!
I'm not sure if that's a compliment, but my wife prefers not to be called a shackle! :)
@@allanpedersen9279 LOL!!!!
gajab kya bat salutes for you
(when you call me) You can call me Al
I'm from south Africa how do I get started? What type of welding course do I need?
You sign up for commercial dive training at a school or academy (which ever they call them in S.A.) after that you find out what welding qualifications are needed where you want to work.
What do you do for a living
Oh I do construction
Oh ok
But like underwater and stuff
Yep, and loving it!
Good job for Welderman ..
Good all round job for Diverman... : )
@@allanpedersen9279 nice to meet you brother..from INDONESIA
Muhammad Ali wardhan Selamat siang!
@@allanpedersen9279 hehee nice speak indonesian MR.Allan
What does the pay scale range from for this kind of work?
+Bospas Hey Bospas! It very much depends on the project, your experience/skills set and who you're working for and wether you are freelancing or hired by a company that then pays your holiday and pension. From as little as 25 $/€ an hour to 50 $/€ an hour or 500+ a day.
+Allan Pedersen thanks for the reply, I'm thinking of doing the course that covers everything next year, it cost €15,000 for an 11 week course I'm just trying to make sure it's a good investment :)
wow not worth the risk of underwater welding youd have to pay me 300000 a year for me to jump in as a commercial dieng at the age of 50 aint worth 50 an hour
In Sweden you would earn 160 € for an 8 hour day, 7 € extra when in the water. That's if you have a fast employment. 20 days payed vacation, payed holidays, pension and insurance thru the company.
alot .this is one of the most dangerous jobs on earth
con que electrodo lo hacen
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Pretty Cool...
Wow super job
Be on the winning Side 😉
Very exciting
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How many salary ( dollar) in 1 month?
It’s difficult to answer. Like how much does a car cost?
The salary depends on what kind of work you want to do. Which company and country you work at. How much training, courses and certificates you have - it can be expensive to do the training. It also depends on how good you are, so expect to start at a low salary and work your way up. Why not ask divers in your local area what they earn?
@@allanpedersen9279 thank u for ur replay😃😃😃
good
🔥Alto.
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Bạn thật là quá tuyệt vời bạn ơi
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This looked waaaaay easier on Minecraft.
Depends on how good you are at minecraft?!
I like it
🙏🏼
I love my job
Nice,sacrifice anode
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How do I get in to this?
Learn a trade that an be handy in the water, then apply for a course at a commercial dive training facility. You are more employable with a trade and then you’ve got something to fall back on if there’s not enough dive work.
@@allanpedersen9279 would welding be the best trade to learn?
@@chriswright8038 Welding is good, mechanical skills as well. If you´ve got those skills before becoming a diver you have a better chance of getting work. If you can "only" dive and have to learn these skills on site you might not last very long.
You can sign up to school without any experience. Once you finish your training it looks better if you’ve had some job experience - welding, mechanical or otherwise - but if companies are busy they’ll hire and then it’s up to you to prove that you know what you’re doing. Catch-22.....
You need experience to get a job, but without a job you ain’t getting it. So anything you can do before, during and after the dive training should help.
@@allanpedersen9279 how's the job market right now? Is this still a viable career?
Muito bom mesmo.
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God job.Fron brasil
Thanks Joel, obrigado!
I want to can join to work
You need an internationally recognized commercial diver license.
@@allanpedersen9279 but im need a job to support my parents maybe one day i can meet you and join work Mr.Allan pedersen
i wish i had a high paying job like that
Also wish it was high paying!
@@allanpedersen9279 hey for someone who just finish school and start working at a decent company, how much are they expected to be paid? and what are the work schedule like? thanks in advance!
There’s lot of difference in pay depending on where in the world you are, if it’s inshore or offshore and your additional qualifications, also if you’re working full time for a company - including pension, insurance, medicals etc - or if you’re freelance. I’ve heard as low as $15 an hour up to €500+ per day.
@@allanpedersen9279 damn, I'd never dream of diving for $15 an hr, that's an insulting wage for a difficult, inherently dangerous job that requires expensive training and equipment.
Hell, I'm currently diving aquaculture strictly on Scuba, and making $29 an hr and even that I feel is a little too low considering the dangers.
Hey Jonathan. I wouldn’t work for that either, but some apparently will take a job with such a low salary. We are on about $400 a day plus add ons & bonuses as a minimum.
Nice
Super
جيد
Awesome
Thanks
What a world.
Hello sir i am waseem sohail from Pakistan i am fitter i have 27 years experience in my technical field give me job sir
Can you Dive?