BOSIET / HUET — Offshore survival & helicopter escape
Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training, including Helicopter Underwater Escape Training. The prerequisite for boarding a helicopter to an offshore installation.
SAFETY & SITE READINESS
We don't stop your job to film it.
Most production crews cannot set foot on a live fabrication yard, a platform, or a permit-controlled area — and getting them there costs you a briefing, an escort, and sometimes a stoppage. We arrive certified, insured and already inducted. We don't need a minder, and we don't hold your schedule for a shot. The footage is the easy part.
[ 01 — CERTIFICATIONS ]
Certifications held
Work at Heights — Certified for elevated work
Formal work-at-heights certification — relevant to jacket structures, module decks, crane and derrick positions, and elevated camera placements on active builds.
Rope Rescue — Technical rescue qualified
Technical rope rescue certification, Wingate Institute. We are not only safe to have at height — we are trained to assist rather than become a casualty.
Chevron — Contractor safety onboarding completed
Completed Chevron's contractor safety induction and worked under their HSE protocols on live assets. The process, the paperwork and the expectations are familiar.
UAS / Drone — Commercial remote pilot, Israel CAA
Licensed for commercial UAS operation, including confined-industrial and near-structure flight. Operations in the United States are flown with an FAA Part 107 certificated remote pilot, as US regulation requires.
Insurance — Professional liability & third-party
Current professional indemnity and third-party liability cover. Certificate of insurance issued directly to your procurement or HSE department on request, with coverage confirmed against your vendor requirement.
[ 02 — SITE PROTOCOL ]
How we work on a live site
Pre-mobilization review
We request the site HSE plan, permit requirements and restricted zones before travel, not on arrival. Your safety officer should never be the person discovering what we intended to do.
Induction and permit to work
We complete your site induction and operate inside your permit-to-work system, including hot work, confined space and lifting exclusion zones. We attend the toolbox talk like any other crew.
Zero-disruption filming
Positions are agreed with the site supervisor in advance. We do not ask crews to repeat operations, re-stage lifts, or hold work for a shot. If a sequence cannot be captured safely, we lose the shot — not your schedule.
Unattended time-lapse systems
Fixed long-duration systems are installed once, secured against wind and vibration, and left alone. Multi-month build documentation without a recurring visitor on your access log.
Material control and review
All footage is passed through your communications or legal review before release. Nothing leaves our systems, appears on our site, or enters a showreel without written clearance.
[ 03 — ENGINEERING VISUALIZATION ]
Some of the work happens where no camera can go.
A subsea production system at 20,000 psi, a tieback three thousand metres down, a process running inside a sealed vessel — these are among the hardest engineering achievements in the industry, and almost nobody will ever see one. That is a communication problem with real commercial cost: it shows up in investor decks, in bid presentations, in regulatory submissions and in recruitment.
Rendering alone doesn't solve it. An animation with no real footage behind it reads as marketing, and the people you most need to convince discount it accordingly. Footage alone doesn't solve it either — you can film a manifold in the yard, but the picture stops at the waterline.
The combination is what works. Real fabrication and installation footage carries the weight and the scale; engineering visualization carries the part that happens out of sight. We produce both, from the same brief, so the two read as one piece rather than two.
- Engineering visualization of subsea and enclosed process systems
- Cinematic site and yard production, drone and FPV coverage
- Localized safety and training media, including translation and dubbing
[ 04 — CLIENTS ]
Among our clients
Chevron
Europe Asia Pipeline Company (EAPC)
Israel Ports Company
Shanghai International Port Group
IDE Technologies
Haifa Group
Hadarom Terminal, Port of Ashdod
ADYR Constructions
Crude oil pipeline infrastructure, live energy assets, container terminals and port construction, desalination plants, power stations, chemical process facilities and heavy marine civil works — environments where access is controlled, operations continue while we work, and the safety case comes before the shot list.
[ 05 — VERIFICATION ]
Documentation on request
Certificates, the current certificate of insurance, and references from the sites above are provided directly to your HSE, procurement or legal contact. We are set up to complete standard vendor onboarding and pre-qualification questionnaires.
If your site has a specific induction, medical or certification requirement we do not currently hold, tell us what it is. In most cases we will obtain it before mobilization rather than ask for an exemption.