Evergreen 412 Trinidad

[Chopper76]

Hello all,

This is my first post on PPrune, and I was wondering if anyone had any information on Evergreen's operation in Trinidad. I saw an ad that they were looking for Training Captains, PIC and SIC for their operation. The tours are 8 weeks on 4 weeks off and I am assuming it is offshore work.

Cheers,

Chopper76

[SASless]

Evergreen? Run Away! Run Away!

"Be Vwery Cwaeful!"

[chequePilot]

I'd listen to SAS if I were you. Typical GOM operation with remuneration by hours instead of a monthly salary.

Took them over 2 years to get an AOC . They change staff like underwear.

All decisions made in McMinville.

Good Luck.

[spinwing]

Mmmm ...

Listen to SASy ....

I understand that the bloke who helped them get that AoC by re-writing their Maintenance Manuals (one of only 2 JAR licensed engineers on the island) ... had to be "let go" for some reason ... a VERY experienced Senior Engineer who had spent years with the company (on VERT REP tasks) ... and from what I can glean was not given much in the way of explanation either!

Also ... think the op in Trini is 212s not 412s

And Oh Yes ...... "Be Vwery Cwaeful!"


:E

[chequePilot]

New Managing pilot in place called Carlos. Nice guy and big improvement over the last one.

212 ops. Really good condition !

[fkelly]

chequepilot said

They change staff like underwear.


Now, let's get this straight; in the GOM does this mean good long term prospects or not?

[Um... lifting...]

I believe industry standard is one change per tour...