Come With Me Offshore… As An Assistant Driller

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As the planes whiz by in the background, I find myself firmly planted in the seat at the gate just before boarding, a routine familiar to many of us who must fly to our next point of transit before reaching our final destination: The offshore platform accessible only by helicopter….

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Veronica Henrichsen has nearly a decade of experience working in the North Sea. Born in 1995, she hails from Norway’s scenic west coast in Bergen, renowned for its rugged landscapes and coastal climate. An innate seeker of adventure, her journey led her to the North Sea’s challenges.

Presently, Henrichsen serves as an assistant driller, overseeing all aspects of drilling operations from preparation, to execution and post-operation. With a passion for precision and a commitment to excellence, she navigates the dynamic demands of offshore drilling with dedication and proficiency.

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