It was after the agency got its cut which would likely be about 20% more so it cost fugro perhaps £420-450
But other recent Jobs with other companies I have got £380 , £410 and £425
as PT and £ between £390 - £440 as Supervisor
the lowest pay this year wa £325 and that was SS7.
I post these figure so peoplel can see the truth of rates this year they aint that bad in my opinion considering how tough its supposed to be out there .
will i get flamed for working Cheap or flamed for getting Too much ??????
you cant pleas everybody .
mind u these rates are for Europe , Africa and ME ..
In Asia i have been offered peanut rates of £250 or less and i will not do that .
liddelljohn
Member
Joined: Aug 09, 2007
Location: Thailand etc
Posted:
19:26 Sun 24 Oct 10
The Rules as explained to me by an ROV Industry HR Professional.
To break even being Freelance you need to be making 25 percent a day more than whatever the Salary Man makes for his day.
To make it worth your while being Freelance you need to be making 50 percent a day more than whatever the Salary Man makes for his day.
Which means Technip should be paying £450 a day Freelance to match Fugro £300 (equivalent) a day Salary.
Regards,
I5
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Innovator05
Member
Joined: Oct 16, 2006
Location: Aberdeen
Posted:
19:53 Sun 24 Oct 10
liddelljohn wrote:
It was after the agency got its cut which would likely be about 20% more so it cost fugro perhaps £420-450
But other recent Jobs with other companies I have got £380 , £410 and £425
as PT and £ between £390 - £440 as Supervisor
the lowest pay this year wa £325 and that was SS7.
I post these figure so peoplel can see the truth of rates this year they aint that bad in my opinion considering how tough its supposed to be out there .
will i get flamed for working Cheap or flamed for getting Too much ??????
you cant pleas everybody .
mind u these rates are for Europe , Africa and ME ..
In Asia i have been offered peanut rates of £250 or less and i will not do that .
I wonder what company pay 250, never heard it that low, thats 400US lowest i have heard is 500US, i always get paid in US when working in Asia
me
Member
Joined: Feb 28, 2005
Posted:
20:21 Sun 24 Oct 10
luckyjim37 wrote:
It seems like this is going around in circles a little. Piper has just quoted figures for Technip pilot tech 1 rates but in the previous line stated Technip dont [they do not do staff below this level]. Therefore I would be lead to believe the PT1 rate is an agency rate.
So again it back to Fugro pay less to staff than Technip pay to agencies for PT1's
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No, if it were through agency I would have said. Technip pay either day rate OR salary from Snr Pilot up, even some of their senior supvs are dayrate, but direct not agency. The rate I quoted for a PT1 was Technips rate for a PT1 that they hire direct and keep 'on the books'. They only take on agency when they can't man with the regular guys.
piedpiper
piedpiper
Member
Joined: Mar 31, 2006
Posted:
02:35 Mon 25 Oct 10
Am I correct in thinking that the dayrate paid for PT1s at Technip also includes allowances for the likes of PPE, medical courses, survival courses, travel to/from home and port of departure and does not include company pension and sick pay?
Just wanting to check that rates being quoted are more like for like.
Would it also be possible for you to get together all the rates paid by Technip and emailed into the site so the Pay Rate table can be updated, as it does not list Technip Staff rates on it at present. Nor UK Agency rates.
rayshields
ROVworld Webteam
Joined: Dec 26, 2003
Location: Scotland
Posted:
09:36 Mon 25 Oct 10
Blah blah blah, blah blah, blah
Fugro are hiring experienced personnel, if you want to go work for them put your CV in, if not don't.
As there looking to hiring experienced personnel you'll know what the craic is, ruffly who pays what and what there like to work for.
If not get an interview and ask, if you don't like it, don't take it.
All this bumping of gums on this thread, I got this much, I'v done this many days this year, I'm never out of work, I'm ace, I can fly and make tea, I'm boring, like the way this thead is going.
No wounder we can't get a strong union going and the companies sit back and laugh and count the money coming in.
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