Deep Marine Technologies closes diving operations
Mar 26, 2009 No Comments
HOUSTON — Deep Marine Technologies, based out of Houston, Texas, has closed down their diving operations as of Tuesday night.
The company has laid off their diving personnel, but has assisted the laid off employees in getting new work elsewere in the industry.
DMT continues to operate their ROV division as an emphasis of their offshore operations. The company operates the Triton XLS and the Nemesis work class ROVs.
Hey Guys!
Does anyone know, why did it happen?
Thanks
Gabor
Companies have started and stopped by the dozen since I started in 1969, gents. Some fail, some are absorbed in buyouts. Divers move on. Today’s divers should continue learning skills and updating certifications to be prepared for any opportunity presenting itself. I don’t advocate skipping from employer to employer, but sometimes a move should be made before it is made FOR you.
If you are getting the job done and learning & practicing new skills but don’t get the jobs you are competent in, look around. DMT hands “on the street” – or anyone ready to change can contact me. S & J Diving is particularly interested in sat techs or sat superintendents who want to build from the ground up.
Dive safely, John Joly
Thats life in a rubber suit.