Interviews

“The industry is constantly evolving, which requires a steady stream of new people with new skills to come in. This keeps the industry from going stale. I believe most people are satisfied with this state of affairs.” The Data Processor in 5 answers: Read More

“It can be challenging, also unsafe at times, and there is always a cowboy or two. Safety is always a factor, one often ignored on high pressure projects where the client or contractor is pushing for maximum production.” The Hydrographic Surveyor in 5 answers: Read More

“The industry is moving very fast, keeping up with the technology of the day, advancing and improving all the time. It is also a fickle industry that follows the markets and the oil prices, so it keeps everyone on their toes making sure they are up to date.” The Party Chief in 5 answers: Read More

During Ocean Business 2013 we held a lecture and workshop on the principles of inshore survey and important considerations regarding safety. Visitors were also invited to complete a 'competency quiz', with the winner receiving an EIVA course of his or her choice. Read More

Dave Stark, Hydrographic Surveyor, travelled twice to Greenland to undertake 2D Seismic surveys for an Atlas Services Group client Calesurvey. On 26th May 2011 Dave began his journey to the north. It turned out to be a harsh arctic spring. Read More