Cougar XTC ROV Training Syllabus

This syllabus is to be used in conjunction with Subsea Vision training manual and Saab Seaeye Technical manuals Operators technical training supplied by

Saab Seaeye Cougar XT ROV Operators Technical Training Syllabus

Overview of the operators technical training course We have completed a variant of the below operators technical training course for several ROV companies here in the UK and overseas on Tigers, Lynxs and Panther systems. All attendees found the course very beneficial, personnel who have been using Saab Seaeye systems for numerous years have also benefited from the course. We have completed in the past technical training courses on behalf of Saab Seaeye, who have endorsed our training program for use globally with our clients and theirs and have accredited us a Saab Seaeye Training Centre. Saab Seaeye are giving Subsea Vision their full backing and any assistance we may require prior or during the training schedules. The course has been constructed for an operator and is designed to be a hands on practical course, this will assist operators in day to day operations of the ROV system. Our course goes through the entire system, step by step, ensuring the attendees understand each element as an operator before moving on. On arrival at our premises a safety induction will be completed, afterwards course manuals will be handed out. The manuals will be set out as the syllabus below; however, each section will have an expanded explanation and photographs. Our manual should be used in conjunction with Saab Seaeye manuals. We are an ROV operating company with many years experience in the offshore oil and gas industry, we operate the following Saab Seaeye free swimming ROV systems predominately in the North Sea for our clients Shell UK and Bluewater UK: Standard Falcon ROV Deep rated Falcon ROV (Safe area system) Tiger (Zone 2 system) Cougar XTC (Zone 2 system) We complete operators technical training courses on the above vehicles, the schedule below is for the Cougar XTC The Cougar XTC will be made available throughout the training course, a Saab Seaeye type 8 TMS will also be available during the training. The TMS will be fully operational. Its proven this style of course has given personnel more confidence in day to day operations on Saab Seaeye ROV systems. In turn, this approach will reduce down time and unnecessary operator induced faults. Course duration is 5 days Monday to Friday 08:00hrs to 17:30hrs. Tea break mid morning, lunch at 12:30hrs and another tea break mid afternoon. The course is very intensive due to the content of material we will be covering. Friday afternoon will be set aside for a course assessment. The course assessment will be on specific key areas of the whole ROV system, the assessments will be viewed by the instructor after completion and any weak areas will be overviewed again with personnel. Appraisal of each person who attends the course will be submitted along with their assessments after the course. Page |2

Saab Seaeye Cougar XT ROV Operators Technical Training Syllabus

Subsea Vision Ltd will issue individual certificates detailing the persons name and that he or she has completed our Operators technical training course on the Cougar XTC. The operators technical training course does not include any in water time. The training will be conducted at our premises / base in Dorset.

Schedule of rates include: 1. 2. 3. 4. Instructor and assistant Transport to and from Hotel of choice in Poole Course manuals and certificates Cougar XTC complete with: Work shop facilities Zoned 2 control container fully integrated with survey suite Free swimming LARS Saab Seaeye Type 8 TMS Cougar XTC ROV CP equipment Hydro-Lek manipulator HP water jetting system 5. Lunch, tea and coffee

Costs: Please contact us for the current price list There will be a minimum of 6 personnel and a maximum of 8 on each course Nearest airport is Southampton Nearest train station to airport is Southampton Parkway (5 minutes walk) Nearest train station to our base is Poole Nearest Premier Inn Hotel is Poole (10 minutes from Poole train station)

Contact details: Email: Training@subseavision.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)1202 656861

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Saab Seaeye Cougar XT ROV Operators Technical Training Syllabus

Section 1 Description The course is structured to understanding the following items: Overview of the Cougar XTC Understanding zoned and safe area equipment General set up of equipment PSUTX-1 Importance of the transformer Incoming power supply Tappings Schematic drawing ROV PSU-500V Schematic drawing Power requirements Importance of DC compensation and set up Importance of AC compensation and set up Power outputs to the 10PDU Start up procedure 10PDU-1 Schematic drawing of the PDU Incoming power from the 9PSU, 240 Volts SU, 240 or 440Vac to the vehicle and TMS and DC power Power distribution within the PDU and contactors Understanding all the PCBs, the relationship between the hand controller and PCBs, front panel switches to PCBs, TMS and ROV Telemetry, video overlay and where the overlay board gets its information from Front face Switches and keypad Aux 3 phase control Hand controller, configuration of the hand controller and system, understand the potentiometers and what and how they operate on the ROV and TMS Video inputs from a Fibre Mux Power supplies within the 10PDU for the PCBs How the functions on the hand controller control the ROV Fuses Output/Input Aux ports on the rear of the 10PDU Start up procedure Cabin Junction Box (CJB) Schematic drawing Fibre optic multiplexer - Focal 907 MUX & setting up RS232 & RS485 channels setting the DIN switches on PCB to configure the RS485 channel Understanding the LEDs on the Focal 907 Mux DC and AC power to ROV 3 phase tooling Aux power and remote 240Vac to 3PHPSU 9KW/660V-1 3PHPSU 9KW/660V-1 - Auxiliary 3 phase tooling power supply The schematic drawing Input power supply Tappings and selection of output voltages Remote 240Vac switch and what does it control Location of output conductors in CJB

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Saab Seaeye Cougar XT ROV Operators Technical Training Syllabus

Section Description LARS Schematic drawing of the entire system from 10PDU to TMS and ROV connectors Static Junction Box Slipring unit Dynamic Junction Box TMS Electrical Schematic drawing Bulkhead connectors on Epod AC Power in the Epod Torroidal transformer, secondary supply from transformer and what it supplies DC Power within the Epod What it supplies Telemetry Video Lights Understand how all the PCBs work and their role within the Epod Fuses TMS drive thruster understanding the DC supply and control TMS and ROV DC power share and relays within the TMS Epod TMS mechanical Drive system, clutches, drive chains and belt and how to set the system up Bailing arm and how to set up Junction Box(s) and schematic drawings Compensators General maintenance Tether Schematic drawing fibres, conductors and telemetry lines Oil filled ROV junction Box and interconnecting whips ROV Schematic drawing match drawings to Epod Bulkhead connectors Understanding the AC and DC incoming power supplies and what they supply AC Power in the Epod Torroidal transformer, secondary supply from transformer and what it supplies ROV Power supplies and what they supply PCBs within the ROV Epod what they do Focal 907 PCB and its relationship with the surface Consol mux Understand the Tilt and feedback back pot telemetry, voltages, drive chains and setting the tilt platform relationship with the hand controller Telemetry lines for the ROV, Sonar and Auxiliary lines rd Interfacing 3 party equipment power and telemetry Sonar Telemetry, Power, Solid State Relay and the relationship to the hand control switch Cameras Power supplies and video distribution DC Power within the Epod What it supplies and how its distributed Thrusters Sonar Lights power supply and how they are operated Epod Vacuum and water sensor Ballasting and buoyancy

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Saab Seaeye Cougar XT ROV Operators Technical Training Syllabus

Section Description Fault finding on the ROV and TMS DC faults AC faults Power supplies in the Epod Telemetry Thrusters 24Vdc direction lines, speed line and DC power explain the procedure for testing Lights Tilt platform and feedback pot Video Preventative Maintenance Schedules: Thrusters, feedback pot and tilt motor oil replenishment Understand how to use a Megger on ROV system including umbilical and thrusters Retermination of a main lift cable and tether Fibre optic Hot melt fibre connections General maintenance on Container, LARS, TMS and ROV maintenance schedules Fibre optic connections Understand how to use terminate a fibre Preparation required Completing fibre terminations Main lift and tether terminations Understand how to reterm a main lift and potting of bullet Understand how to reterm a tether into the ROV JB Understand power compensation after reterm has taken place Tooling interface

Hydro-Lek manipulator power requirements, telemetry, control pod and valve pack Contact and proximity CP probes HP water jet Tooling thruster
Control cabin understand the following: Check incoming power supply from installation / vessel Initialisation of power to container zoned and safe area The location of all system transformers and check transformer tappings are set correct Video suite schematic Recording devices used in the industry and storing data Manipulator hand control and interface to ROV system

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Saab Seaeye Cougar XT ROV Operators Technical Training Syllabus

Cougar XTC ROV System

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