Competence Guidance For Two IMCA Divisions03/12/2009 |
| IMCA's guidance on competence assurance and assessment has been developed to provide offshore contractors with a framework on which to build their own competence schemes, thereby giving the offshore industry, in general, confidence that all personnel appointed to safety-critical and other relevant positions can carry out their jobs in an effective manner. |
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The Association's commitment to competence sees two newly published documents - "Guidance on Competence Assurance & Assessment for the Offshore Survey Division" (IMCA C 004 Rev. 2) and "Guidance on Competence Assurance & Assessment for the Remote Systems & ROV Division" (IMCA C 005 Rev.2).
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