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    The document provides information on several ROV technician courses offered by an ROV training provider. The Premium Course (Code RPP02) is a 3-week introductory course that teaches electronics, electrical mechanics, and materials prior to the full 7-week ROV Pilot Technician Course. The ROV Pilot Technician Course (Code RPN01) is a 4-week course that teaches ROV piloting, technology, legislation, and workshop skills. Additional specialized 1-week courses cover topics like USBL and pipe tracking (Code RPB03), simulator training (Code RPV01), and fiber optics (Code FOB06). Real-world flying hour packages are also available.

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    The document provides information on several ROV technician courses offered by an ROV training provider. The Premium Course (Code RPP02) is a 3-week introductory course that teaches electronics, electrical mechanics, and materials prior to the full 7-week ROV Pilot Technician Course. The ROV Pilot Technician Course (Code RPN01) is a 4-week course that teaches ROV piloting, technology, legislation, and workshop skills. Additional specialized 1-week courses cover topics like USBL and pipe tracking (Code RPB03), simulator training (Code RPV01), and fiber optics (Code FOB06). Real-world flying hour packages are also available.

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    The document provides information on several ROV technician courses offered by an ROV training provider. The Premium Course (Code RPP02) is a 3-week introductory course that teaches electronics, electrical mechanics, and materials prior to the full 7-week ROV Pilot Technician Course. The ROV Pilot Technician Course (Code RPN01) is a 4-week course that teaches ROV piloting, technology, legislation, and workshop skills. Additional specialized 1-week courses cover topics like USBL and pipe tracking (Code RPB03), simulator training (Code RPV01), and fiber optics (Code FOB06). Real-world flying hour packages are also available.

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    ROV Pilot Technician Premium

    (Code RPP02)
    The Premium Course is designed for those without previous qualifications or experience in
    hydraulics or electronic circuits. During the three weeks course students will complete training in
    electronics, electrical mechanics and materials. The Premium Course must be taken prior to
    attending the ROV Pilot Technician Course to complete the full seven week course.
    Furthermore, you will learn how to pilot an ROV in many different conditions, in confined waters,
    offshore and in a VMAX ROV simulator. Our training will give you the theory, practical
    preparation and more than 60 flying hours that will increase your employability.
    We highly recommend those without previous experience to attend the Premium Course and that
    is because the ROV employers require employees who can pilot, maintain and repair ROV
    systems in the field.

    Code. RPP02
    The duration of the course is 7 weeks. In this course you learn and pilot ROVs with the
    students in the course RPN01, but before you will receive an intensive training in technology
    divided in 3 weeks.

    Unit 1: Electricity and Electronics

    Basics laws: Ohm Law, Kirchhoff, Power, solve circuits

    Power generation: DC and AC current, frequency, impedance


    Motor :DC, AC, brushless, power control

    Basic components: Resistors, capacitor, inductors, transformer, relays, light.


    Complex component: multiplexer, integrated circuits

    Test Instruments: Multimeter, Oscilloscopes, HV prove


    Semiconductor: Transistor, triacs, diode, led

    Protection devices: fuse, breakers, differentials, overload


    Communications and ports

    Digital Electronics: gates


    Circuits design: rectifier, amplifiers,

    Trouble shooting:
    Practical: soldering and splicing tether

    Unit 2: Hydraulics

    Basics laws: Pascal,

    Components: Cylinder, pump, filter, valves, accumulator, motor


    Electro hydraulics

    Circuits design and testing


    Trouble shooting in 7 function manipulator

    Maintenance of cylinder, pumps, filter, etc.

    Unit 3: Materials

    Aluminum, steel, plastics, titanium


    Painting and soldering

    Lubricants: oil, grease

    When you finish and pass this course, you are now ready to join the ROV PILOT
    TECHNICIAN.

    Test
    85% pass mark requirements for all units.
    Certificates for all units

    Bibliography

    Griffiths, G. Technology and Applications of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles. Taylor &

    Francis. Londres 2003.


    Christ, R. D.; Wernli, R. L. The ROV Manual. Elservier (Butterworth-Heinemann).

    Oxford 2007.
    Roberts, F.N; Sutton, R. Advances in Unmanned Marine Vehicles. The Institution of

    Electrical Engineers (IEE). Stevenage (UK) 2006.


    Dering, C.D. The operation of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles . The Society of

    Underwater Technology (SUT). Londres 2000.


    Wernli, Robert L., Editor Operational effectiveness of Unmanned underwater systems .

    ROV committee of the Marine Technology Society. Washington 1998.


    Fossen, Th. I. Marine Control Systems . Marine Cybernetics AS. Trondheim 2002.
    Fossen, Th. I. Guidance and Control of Ocean Vehicles . John Wiley & Sons.

    Chichester 1994.
    El-Hawary, F. The Ocean Engineering Handbook . CRC-Press. Boca Ratn 2001

    Most common ROV manuals

    ROV Pilot Technician


    (Code RPN01)
    Designed for people with technical qualification and background, this course will teach you not
    only how to pilot an ROV, but also how to apply your technical expertise to a range of ROV
    systems
    In this course, you will learn how to pilot an ROV in many different conditions, in confined waters,
    offshore and VMAX ROV simulator. Our training will give you the theory, practical preparation
    and more than 60 flying hours that will increase your employability. The duration of this course is
    4 weeks. But ask us for the ROV Pilot technician standard course of 2 weeks!

    Code. RPN01
    The duration of the course is 4 weeks.

    Unit 1: Technology apply to ROV

    1.

    Thrusters, Video, Power, Telemetry, Connector, Cables

    2.
    3.

    USBL, Sonar, Navigational Sensors


    Manipulators and Tooling

    4.
    5.

    High Voltage safety


    Fiber Optics course (FOB06)

    Unit 2: Legislation
    1.

    Oil & gas Industry

    2.
    3.

    Safety and Emergency Response


    Personnel consideration,

    4.
    5.

    Communication Skill
    Administration

    6.

    Projects activities

    Unit 3: Piloting
    1.
    2.

    ROV system
    Piloting theory (navigation, sonar, USBL, safety, etc.)

    3.
    4.

    Piloting Skill with simulator (40 hs in log book)


    Piloting Skill in Harbor (30 hs in log book)

    5.

    Piloting Skill in Sea. (30 hs in log book)

    Unit 4: Workshop
    1.
    2.

    Hands on in workshop
    Fault Finding

    3.
    4.

    Preventative and Corrective maintenance


    Documentation

    IMCA: All unit are according to guidelines

    Test
    85% pass mark requirements for all units.

    Final Day.
    Log book IMCA
    Certificates for all units.
    Curriculum Vitae and job orientation

    Offshore
    Besides practices scheduled at sea, you may be able to participate in a shift in ongoing project
    in Mediterranean (Depending on schedules and weather)

    Bibliography

    Griffiths, G. Technology and Applications of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles. Taylor &

    Francis. Londres 2003.


    Christ, R. D.; Wernli, R. L. The ROV Manual. Elservier (Butterworth-Heinemann).

    Oxford 2007.
    Roberts, F.N; Sutton, R. Advances in Unmanned Marine Vehicles. The Institution of

    Electrical Engineers (IEE). Stevenage (UK) 2006.


    Dering, C.D. The operation of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles . The Society of

    Underwater Technology (SUT). Londres 2000.


    Wernli, Robert L., Editor Operational effectiveness of Unmanned underwater systems .

    ROV committee of the Marine Technology Society. Washington 1998.


    Fossen, Th. I. Marine Control Systems . Marine Cybernetics AS. Trondheim 2002.
    Fossen, Th. I. Guidance and Control of Ocean Vehicles . John Wiley & Sons.

    Chichester 1994.
    El-Hawary, F. The Ocean Engineering Handbook . CRC-Press. Boca Ratn 2001

    Most common ROV manuals

    USBL and Pipe Tracker


    (Code RPB03)
    This one week course conbine theory and practise of differents ancillary sensors such as a Pipe
    Tracker and Acoustic Positioning (USBL).
    During this course you will learn how to configure, install, calibrate and operate these electronic
    systems. These devises are mandatory and critical in cable and pipe inspection.

    Code. RPB03
    The duration of the course is 1 week

    Unit 1: Positioning System. USBL


    1.

    Theory

    2.
    3.

    Installation in ROV and Vessel (responder, transponder, etc.)


    Calibration

    4.

    Operation

    Unit 2: Pipe tracker


    1.
    2.

    Theory
    Installation in ROV

    3.
    4.

    Calibration
    Operation and reports.

    Test
    85% pass mark requirements for all units.

    Final Day.
    Certificates for all units.

    Simulator V-MAX
    This course is designed to gain experience by completing survey and working missions using VMAX, a high quality ROV simulator

    During this one week course you will be assigned by instructor differents
    missions such as pipeline inspection, jacket survey, BOP operations and
    STFL installation, which will all take place in a simulator.
    For some of these missions you will be working together with a copilot
    against the clock and under unfavorable environmental conditions.
    Program
    Duration: one week

    Objetive: Finish all the mission in the simulation with low visibility and
    current.
    Total Hours: 40hs in Log Book (According IMCA, 40hs is the maximun to
    write in the log book)
    Requirement: Minimun entry level, ROV pilot Grade 2

    Code. RPV01

    Program
    Duration: one week

    Objetive: Finish all the mission in the simulation with low visibility and current.
    Total Hours: 40hs in Log Book (According IMCA, 40hs is the maximun to write in
    the log book)

    Real Flying Hours for ROV Pilots


    Boost your career with
    packs!!!

    ours

    If you are already a Pilot or Supervisor, and you are looking for more hours of experience or to
    further your career, we have designed these packs especially for you.

    Pack 1:-Offshore Flying Hours + Work Class Simulator (1 week,


    Code PKB01)
    During this week you will receive an intensive training in ROV flying (approximately 20 hours)
    and 20 extra hours using ROV Working Class V-MAX simulator under our instructors supervision

    at all time. At the end of this week, you log 40 hours in your IMCA Logbook, and receive 2
    certificates.

    Pack 2:-Offshore Flying Hours + Work Class simulator + Fiber


    Optics (2 weeks,Code PKP02)
    During these two weeks you will receive an intensive training in ROV flying (approximately 40
    hours) and 40 extra hours using ROV Working Class V-MAX simulator under our instructors
    supervision at all time. At the end of this week, you log 40 hours in your IMCA Logbook, and
    receive 2 certificates.

    Fiber Optics Training


    (3 days, code FOB06)
    We believe that It is highly recommended for every pilot technician to have
    intermediate knowledge and skills in fiber optics and that is because all
    modern ROVs use fiber optics for signal and video transmission.
    In many ROVs umbilicals it is normal to find more than 3 fiber optics and
    the ROV Pilot Technician will need torepair tether, umbilical, connectors, or
    splicing them. To perform these operation to the highest standards you
    need an adequate, theoretical and practical training simulating real
    situations.
    Code: FOB06

    Objective of the course.


    To be able to understand fiber optics in ROV system, to troubleshooting and to repair any
    kind of problem in the system with high quality standard, under pressure and in the minimum
    amount of time.

    Duration: 3 days
    1.

    Theory and final on line exam of www.FOA.org

    2.
    3.

    Mechanical Splicing
    Fusion Splicing

    4.
    5.

    Connector: LC, ST, SC


    Testing and troubleshooting (Using OTDR)

    Materials
    In our course we use FOA books, certified teacher and the high quality instrument using for
    testing and for fusion splicing.

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