Omega Subsea welcomes new ROV apprentices
Omega Subsea has officially welcomed its two newest ROV apprentices, marking another step in the company's long-term investment in developing future subsea competence.
The apprenticeship programme kicked off in Bergen in June, where apprentices Aron Lukas Sørnes and Amund Gangstø-Nordbø met mentors, colleagues and representatives from the Training Office in Rogaland for an introduction to the company and the journey ahead.
Throughout the day, the apprentices were introduced to Omega Subsea's operations, organisation and future ambitions.
Each apprentice has been assigned an experienced mentor who will support them throughout the apprenticeship. Håvard Loftheim Erdal and Steinar Magne Møgster will provide guidance, practical training and follow-up as the apprentices develop their skills both onshore and offshore.
The apprenticeship programme kicked off in Bergen in June,
The apprenticeship programme reflects Omega Subsea's continued commitment to competence development. As the company expands its ROV operations and fleet, investing in the next generation of personnel is an important part of ensuring sustainable growth. The kick-off also aligns with Omega Subsea's ambition to further strengthen its internal training programmes and competence development in the years ahead.
The apprentices will now begin a structured training programme combining practical experience, mentoring and formal learning, preparing them for a career within one of the most technically demanding areas of the offshore industry.