Charles Brennan with R2Sonic

29/04/2008

Charles Brennan has joined R2Sonic as Chief Hydrographic Engineer. In this position, he will be responsible for the development of the support and training department for R2Sonic.

Charles has over 35 years survey experience and has served as Survey Project Manager and Senior Contract Hydrographer for some of the world's largest offshore survey & engineering firms including Oceaneering International, Brown & Root Survey, SubSea Survey, Fugro Survey and Wimpol Ltd. UK.

For the last 10 years, Charles was the Senior Hydrographer for RESON, Inc. where he was responsible for the installation, training and support for all multibeam systems, auxiliary supplied equipment and software suites to customers throughout Asia.

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Website: http://www.charlesbrennan.com
Supplier: R2Sonic

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