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Old 06 May 2010, 19:24   #1
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Looking through a back issue of RIB International recently I saw an advert for DMP Technologies / North Sea Services offering courses in extreme boat handling, surf handling, close quarter handling etc. What happened to this company and who offers similarly interesting courses today?
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Old 06 May 2010, 19:28   #2
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Not sure many places do due to it been hard to book a course in advance and having the correct weather on the day.
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If i was sending one of my family on such a course it would be too Hamish at the maritime research institute at Stonehaven. it's rarely nice their by te way.
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Not sure many places do due to it been hard to book a course in advance and having the correct weather on the day.
Exactly. Surf is never there when you want it (and often there when you don't).

On the other hand, there are a number of places where there are tidal opportunities to find challenging conditions. The Falls of Lora can provide some pretty interesting opportunities (!), and we quite regularly use the Dorus Mor for training
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Similar discussion here.
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Looking through a back issue of RIB International recently I saw an advert for DMP Technologies / North Sea Services offering courses in extreme boat handling, surf handling, close quarter handling etc. What happened to this company and who offers similarly interesting courses today?
i know the guy who is the md of north sea training, haven't talked to him in a long time, i think they are still at it but not in the public sector
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