Martin Cran
About Martin Cran
Martin Cran is a Marine Roustabout at Diamond Offshore, where he has worked since 2018 in the North Sea. He has prior experience as a Roughneck and is skilled in bulk transfers, rig moves, and using the Maximo program for maintenance tasks.
Work at Diamond Offshore Drilling
Martin Cran has been employed at Diamond Offshore since 2014. He initially worked as a Roughneck for four years before advancing to the position of Marine Roustabout in 2018. In his current role, he is responsible for various tasks, including bulk transfers to and from supply boats, which are essential for operational efficiency in offshore drilling. His work is primarily conducted in the North Sea, where he has gained significant experience in rig move and mooring operations.
Education and Expertise
Martin Cran attended Fortrose Academy from 1991 to 1996, where he completed a five-year education. This foundational education has contributed to his skills and knowledge in the marine and offshore drilling sectors. His expertise includes the use of the Maximo program for daily preventive maintenance tasks onboard the rig, ensuring that equipment remains operational and safe.
Background
Martin Cran has a background in marine operations, having worked in various capacities within the offshore drilling industry. His career at Diamond Offshore has allowed him to develop a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and requirements of marine operations in the North Sea. His progression from Roughneck to Marine Roustabout highlights his commitment to professional growth in the field.
Achievements in Marine Operations
During his tenure at Diamond Offshore, Martin Cran has been involved in critical operations, including rig moves and mooring activities in the North Sea. His role in bulk transfers and preventive maintenance demonstrates his contribution to the efficiency and safety of offshore drilling operations. His experience reflects a solid understanding of the complexities involved in marine logistics.