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Transitioning from land-based crane operating to offshore requires specialized survival and safety certifications.
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Working on the ocean is dangerous. To get an offshore job, you cannot just know how to drive a crane. You must pass special safety courses. These include BOSIET or HUET, which teach you how to escape a helicopter that has crashed underwater. You also need basic offshore safety training like RigPass or Safe Gulf. These certificates show employers you can survive at sea before you even touch a crane control.
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