Pecking order

Member Joined: Mar 17, 2005

This page will give you some idea where ROV personnel are in the pecking order at Oceaneering.

http://www.oceaneering.com/rates/OPG2008.pdf

Member Joined: Nov 09, 2008

Sedco,

Is that how much Oii charge the client hourly?

Judging by the hourly rate, and multiplying by 12, I doubt if OI would pay an ROV supt §1920.00/day! in the USA.

Member Joined: Dec 10, 2005

I think the rate schedule is what OI charges the Clients.

Employees paid out of the US are paid differently than anywhere else.
40 hr's regular pay (8 hr's per day until 40 is reached), after 8 hr's p/dy or after 40 hr's all hours are at 1.5. ($27.00 in this example)
Therefore a P/T (for example) being paid $ 18.00 p/hr gets:
18 x 40 + 27 x 44 = 84 hr week resulting in $ 2,030.00 p/wk

Same rules off-shore as on-shore (except a few jobs are exempt from this...farm workers for example)

Member Joined: Dec 17, 2003 Location: Thailand

Lucas wrote:

I think the rate schedule is what OI charges the Clients.

Employees paid out of the US are paid differently than anywhere else.
40 hr's regular pay (8 hr's per day until 40 is reached), after 8 hr's p/dy or after 40 hr's all hours are at 1.5. ($27.00 in this example)
Therefore a P/T (for example) being paid $ 18.00 p/hr gets:
18 x 40 + 27 x 44 = 84 hr week resulting in $ 2,030.00 p/wk

Same rules off-shore as on-shore (except a few jobs are exempt from this...farm workers for example)

That's before Uncle Sam's cut as well.... BTW - that's half the rate of a mediocre dayrate....