we wanna know what happened?! not stroies of heroics and
casualities and evacution. right now what's teh sstatius of teh
investigation? engineer for this type of works still using
freelance 1 arh?! these are real mission critical operations that
requires someone familar with this particular installation and THIS
particular work environemnt. why are there freelance positions fior
engineers?!
I have a full time job, but in between, I sometimes have a huge
lull between jobs, and my full time job lets me work from home, so
I freelance as an engineer for another company to check engineering
drawings when I have time, can supplement my income leh.
To answer your question, this industry is not "real mission
critical" as what you think. It only becomes that case when that
particular installation is out the yard, and making an obcene
amount of money. The shipyard employs, and outsources its vendors,
and sub contractors, so these vendors, and sub contractors would be
the one engaging their own staff, and yes they could be freelance.
Most of the freelance positions I've come across for this industry
are rope access guys, and divers. They don't get a basic monthly
pay, but they do get a day rate, which commensurates with the risk
of the job.