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if I were an offshore welder how long would I be away from home on average
im not too good at math but im turning 18 and in a trade school to become a welder
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Colliya’s Answer
If you become an offshore Welder, the time away from home can vary depending on the job and company, but it's typically around 2 to 4 weeks at a time, followed by an equal amount of time off. It may seem tough at first, but many welders find the time off is a great opportunity to recharge and enjoy hobbies or time with family. Plus, this schedule can give you the chance to see the world and gain valuable experience. Keep pushing forward-math can improve with practice, and your passion for welding will open up amazing opportunities!
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Andrew’s Answer
As an offshore welder, the time you'd spend away from home depends on the specific job and employer. On average, offshore welders work in rotations, typically 2 to 6 weeks offshore, followed by an equal or shorter time off onshore. For example, you might work 4 weeks on the rig and then have 4 weeks at home.
Some contracts might require longer periods away, like 3 months offshore, but those are less common. It’s important to ask potential employers about their rotation schedules so you know what to expect.
Some contracts might require longer periods away, like 3 months offshore, but those are less common. It’s important to ask potential employers about their rotation schedules so you know what to expect.
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