Working and living conditions..!

[Guest guest]

Hi there,

 

I was going to add some details of how we live on our ship but the crew have

threatened me with a damned good thrashing if I let the secret out...sorry

about that.

 

But as Jarrod Tomassi (Italian - Abruzzo ?) writes to describe his good and bad

times then he writes of how it is...so if you feel it is time for some good

living then go for it and good luck as you will enjoy it...

 

Other than that find a great place to spend your time off...!

 

Brgds

P

From: jarrodtomassi@ ymail.com <jarrodtomassi@ ymail.com>

Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Re: Working and living conditions….

@groups. com

Date: Friday, June 12, 2009, 2:55 AM

Derrick,

Hey bud how's it going? Hope all is well on the main land. I can attest to what

Derrick mentioned about accomodations. It is soley up to the client. I lived in

a tent in Iraq, Hotels in Kurdistan and a two bedroom apartment with flat

screens in Africa. Even flights vary, the client can put in first class or on

the back of the bus. The company you are applying with will let you know the

accomodations. Also talk to the previous medic or your B2B.

Good Luck and be safe!!

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> From: medicsrus2001 <medicsrus2001@ ...>

> Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Working and living conditions….

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> Date: Thursday, June 11, 2009, 7:27 AM

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[Guest guest]

How I am forced to live...

http://www.subsea7.nl/evenementen/virtuele_tour/index.html

Nigel

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From: " peter mitchell " <treetop_bay@...>

Sent: Friday, June 12, 2009 8:52 AM

< >

Subject: Working and living conditions..!

> Hi there,

>

> I was going to add some details of how we live on our ship but the crew

> have threatened me with a damned good thrashing if I let the secret

> out...sorry about that.

>

> But as Jarrod Tomassi (Italian - Abruzzo ?) writes to describe his good

> and bad times then he writes of how it is...so if you feel it is time for

> some good living then go for it and good luck as you will enjoy it...

>

> Other than that find a great place to spend your time off...!

>

> Brgds

> P

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> From: jarrodtomassi@ ymail.com <jarrodtomassi@ ymail.com>

> Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Re: Working and living conditions….

> @groups. com

> Date: Friday, June 12, 2009, 2:55 AM

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> Derrick,

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> Hey bud how's it going? Hope all is well on the main land. I can attest to

> what Derrick mentioned about accomodations. It is soley up to the client.

> I lived in a tent in Iraq, Hotels in Kurdistan and a two bedroom apartment

> with flat screens in Africa. Even flights vary, the client can put in

> first class or on the back of the bus. The company you are applying with

> will let you know the accomodations. Also talk to the previous medic or

> your B2B.

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> Good Luck and be safe!!

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