Pressure Gets The Best Of Rookie Diver During Dangerous Rescue Mission | Deadliest Job Interviews

[@ronlewis1831]

I've been a diver for more then 30 years I'd never even step foot on a boat with that kind of captain.

[@theotheleo6830]

Drama for the show

[@matthewwalpole2649]

I've been working offshore as a diver for nearly 15 years. If a supervisor spoke to me like that while I was in the water I'd drop what I was doing, come to surface and plant one on his chin

[@michalispapamanolis3543]

Hey mate that's cool i am going to Norway for my commercial course in NYD next March

[@matthewwalpole2649]

@@michalispapamanolis3543 Nice one mate. Good luck. You'll enjoy it. Do you have work lined up afterwards?

[@michalispapamanolis3543]

@@matthewwalpole2649 No I was a scuba instructor and a tech diver for the last fiver years . This is the only think that I am getting really anxious if I ll find a job 😕. I am from Greece so we don't have such kind of industry here I ll have to search abroad

[@michalispapamanolis3543]

@@matthewwalpole2649 I don't know if I ve to start contacting companies even before my certificate

[@matthewwalpole2649]

@@michalispapamanolis3543 I get it. I live in Cyprus so it was the same for me when I started. Especially being English. I've tried to post my email address and phone number for you so that I can give you some contacts of Greek companies I have dealt with in the past but KZbin keeps deleting them. Not sure how else I can send them to you. We all have to help eachother in this industry bro.

[@libturdcrusher1776]

That is not how you rig a boat that size either LOL

[@michaelhughes7458]

The worse supervisor I have ever seen bad attitude no planning

[@jk7753]

He clearly didn't use the 5 P's

[@christianreed669]

My boss is justttttttt like that, but worse. Lol. I’m only 19, and I have to say…… for a military guy doing that type of work….. it’s actually pathetic. I work in complete zero visibility water, like ZERO visibility here in Texas. We do construction, salvage, inspection, and ship husbandry work. A really good day of visibility is 4 inches. EDIT - OHHHH AND, I just got back from working in the Mississippi River. Yea….. no excuses. Just jump in and get it done. Don’t be a pu**y

[@jonw6477]

That "boss" is sorry as shit. Can tell he has zero experience but tries to mask it by being an asshole. I also noticed how the navy seal always has a reason to get out of the water..."My hat smells like burning plastic. "....why didn't the other guy say anything about it.

[@libturdcrusher1776]

They are competing to make about 30 bucks an hour and weeks off with no work?

[@robriley3926]

Whatever bro the senate standby diver has the luxury of seeing all the mistakes the first diver makes. I think he said they only hire. Military guys. They forget the fact that military men always have a lot of support. I’ve seen this a ton of times over my 21 years.

[@Captainwill55]

Multiple problems here , no tender for any of the two divers , the fitting on his helmet is leaking at an alarming rate , the captain is a dickhead and doesnt handle communication properly , what the hell is that diving company ?

[@billwillson5361]

Exactly what I was thinking. Wowzers

[@Aanishkhan815]

Good work

[@billwillson5361]

This is brutal to watch,that supervisor wouldn't last five minutes around any real divers. Diving shouldn't have drama,the diving is dramatic enough. This is really poorly done.