offshore workers safety training BOSIET in thailand

[kraxlhuber 24]

Ineed to redomy  BOSIET offshore training certificate in order to go back to work after been 6 , yes six years on the beach.There was MOGIT in sri racha but it isn't there anymore. Falck nutec isn't clear about their activity training wise.Any help from members where I can renew my BOSIET in Thailand?? I did many times   the  BOSIET in Singapore but its  too steep a pric fly there , pay 1500 S$ and stay at a hotel. BUT  what  does it takes to go back to work Johann muller from germany

 

[kraxlhuber 24]

I am sure that this topic is calling for a great response, last topic in this or other forums was posted by 2008

[impulse 21363]

There's a place in Samut Prakan where I got mine up thru 2017 or so.  I'm pretty sure they're still there. 

 

Try TPTI.org  The BangPu Training Center is the one I used   http://www.tpti.org/?page_id=43

 

Edited February 20, 2020 by impulse

[LennyW 6772]

https://www.mogit.org/  Still on the go at Laem Chambang

[liddelljohn 507]

I have used Falck Nutec in Samat Prakan  for my FOET twice and they were great .

[liddelljohn 507]

MOGIT  are  a bit pricey on some things ,, needed GWO  certs MOGIT wanted 60,000  Baht ,, can do in UK for 30,000 baht so I did it when visting my dad in UK

[thaiscot 41]

I did my FOET in lam chaebang last year , with the exchange rate at the time it worked out nearly double the price to do it in the uk , It was much easier than doing it in the uk there was only 3 of us on the course but expensive

[Mr Meeseeks 5135]

MOGIT are in Laem Chabang and Songkhla and RelyOn Nutec are in Bangpoo in Samut Prakan. Both companies are the same price.  It's more expensive than the UK because pricing is set by the authorities here...

 

We just had guys refused boarding a chopper because they trained at that other place in Pattaya. Apparently their certs are not accepted when working offshore in Gulf of Thailand. 

[KarenBravo 10991]

I've done mine three times now at Falck. Yes, prices are a rip-off because it's the energy business.

Same as the outrageous price charged for a bare minimum health check for the OGUK medical.