Roy Buiks

• Maintained and checked diving equipment for functionality and safety.
• Exercised impeccable risk management with regular revisions to safety protocol.
• Supervised and trained other divers in performance of essential functions and duties of position.
• Used diver helpers, diving suits and other scuba gear properly and safely to aid in successful diving operations.
• Repaired pipelines and offshore structures in high-risk underwater setting.
• Inspected underwater pipelines, pilings, buoy systems and plant intakes with CCTV, digital photography and testing equipment.
• Remained calm and focused, even during stressful or intense diving situations.

• Maintained variety of hand tools, portable power tools and standard measuring instruments on daily job assignments.
• Framed, remodeled and finished wood and metal structures.
• Used hand tools such as utility knives, hammers and multiple different devices to complete carpentry tasks.
• Effectively used nails, screws, pneumatic nailing systems, concrete anchors, powder-actuated fasteners and framing connectors.
• Repaired damaged doors, windows and other structures.
• Read and interpreted blueprints and construction documents to determine project directives.
• Specialized in, framing and finish carpentry.

• Communicated with workers on surface while underwater using signal lines or hatt comms
• Handled underwater inspections and welding repair work.
• Took appropriate safety precautions such as monitoring dive lengths and depths and registering with authorities before diving expeditions began.
• Checked all personal diving equipment to identify and correct functional concerns prior to scheduled dives.
• Reviewed all emergency procedures before each dive and followed safety protocols to protect team members.
• Utilized underwater communication, beacons and signal lines to effectively communicate with staff above water.
• Recovered objects beneath silt and water, connecting hooks and elevating with cranes, winches or derricks.

Maintained and checked diving equipment for functionality and safety.

• Exercised impeccable risk management with regular revisions to safety protocol.
• Supervised and trained other divers in performance of essential functions and duties of position.
• Took appropriate safety precautions such as monitoring dive lengths and depths and registering with authorities before diving expeditions began.
• Reviewed all emergency procedures before each dive and followed safety protocols to protect team members.
• Remained calm and focused, even during stressful or intense diving situations.