Oceaneering Employer Reviews

During the time I worked for Oceaneering, I had a safety training in locations with machines.And also I had the opportunity to learning about some tools running in plantaformas.

i have demonstrated the commitment, meeting co-workers avery day

Exposed to a wide variety of jobs and challenging situations. Co-workers worked well together. Worked from many proto-types.

Co-workers are easy to get along with. The hardest part of the job is the long hours and working for home at times. Management is open to any suggestions that improves the business. Benefits are excellent.

very safe and well taken care of as far as there people and building

The most interesting work and opportunity in the industry. The company is recognized as the leading world resource in their business. Management unfortunately suffers from extreme arrogance and countenances intolerance based on both age and ethnicity.

Entered information from picture proof orders into computer system. Enjoyed work schedule and work environment.

Hardest part of the job is being gone offshore at months at a time.

Management that has your back, pushes you out of your comfort zone, and forces you to grow with a great balance of mentorship and challenge.

long days 5am till whenever you go to sleep.
take customers hunting.
Hardest part of my job are try to make the animals cooperate

its an ok company too work for dont like being away from home though the management is ok depend on where you end up

Working there as a temp was a great experience. I was not fortunate to secure a full time job. The management I worked for was fantastic and very thoughtful. The Administrative Assistant was awesome and very kind. She taught me a few things I did not know and I am grateful for that.

I didn't find the job to be hard because I enjoyed being there so – more... much. – less

Was a Marketing job for one product, and it did not sell.

There is nothing more to tell.

The work life balance was decent but the culture in some of the groups was a bit toxic. Definitely not for everyone

Sheduling major issue due to nature of industry. Benefits are really good, compensation is around average.

This is good place in general to work at, and the other employees are good to work with. However, there is clique of clowns who came over from Newport News Ship Building and they are the ones who give out the "raises." Get what you can coming in as, the raises are garbage for outsiders. Not even cost of living.

Even the customer (NAVSEA) realizes the – more... management is totally inept, and yet, it remains unchanged. – less

Duties are to assist radiographers in the development, reloading and organization of radiographic film before and after processing. Process film and maintain film inventory. Provide upkeep and maintenance of shop and office facility.

Solus Schall was the offshore inspection division of Oceaneering. My duties were to produce drawings for the topside and underwater inspection reports. I also produced isometric piping drawings for these reports as well. Summer is the busiest season for this job. The management and my co-workers were both very dedicated. I enjoyed my time there. Especially, – more... when I had the opportunity to actually go offshore to assist in a topside inspection. This experience is what made me want to pursue pipe design and drafting as a career. – less

The people at this compnay were great people to work with felt like family

Supervise 14 employees, and approve 7 employee's time. I run orders for international and Gulf of Mexico shipments. I was at the company for 6 months and got a promotion to Lead Material Handler. I like my job because I'm able to give great customer support. The hardest part of my job is letting it go! I always want to continue my work until it's complete – more... but sometimes that is just not possible. – less