s w e n d o o s e G i r sto We at OGV Energy, could not ignore the magnified sense of community spirit we have witnessed during our time in lockdown. Without a doubt, some of the most positive stories we have seen during these times are of communities around the country (and the world) helping others at any given opportunity, particularly within the Energy sector. We have pulled together some fantastic efforts made by businesses within the Aberdeen and surrounding areas to show how the Energy sector is giving back to its communities, and to the NHS.
NEW FEATURE Loganair Limited Loganair have received official configuration to fly their Saab 340 aircraft as an air ambulance with Covid-19 patients, alongside their twin Otter. The crew team of volunteers to fly these missions have been for their final training and are ready to go.
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Craig International Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, Craig International has made many donations of PPE equipment to local health care businesses and hospitals in the local area.
What options are available for offshore ATEX environments? Asked by John
First job offshore. Where, when, who for and what was your job? Asked by Derek
The Oil & Gas Technology Centre The OGTC recently provided funding to Air Control Entech to help manufacture face shields.
OGV Energy At OGV Energy we have turned our city centre office into a food bank to help support the Aberdeen Cyrenians in continuing to assist the Aberdeen community through these challenging times.
Petrofac Jamie Fyvie, an employee at Petrofac has cycled 25 miles 25 days in a row to support those who cared for his daughter Eva. The Electrical Technician undertook the challenge to raise more that ÂŁ1,500 for the Archie Foundation.
As all the training centres are closed, how do you think the industry will manage the influx of employees flocking to training centres to renew expired certification? Asked by Alan
A question regarding air lift: I have a ridgid pipe (dredge pipe) from the surface down to the bottom at approx 150 m depth. What happens if I insert the pressurised air at, let say, 25 meters depth!? Will I get an equivalent suction down at the bottom, 150 m depth, as if the pipe would have been just 25 meter down and the air insert also at 25 meters!? I have worked a lot with air lifts at shallow waters so I know the principle. People though, who claims they know, tells me it does not work, and I can’t understand why it should not work!? Asked by Peter Lindberg
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