The life of a Cyberhawk drone pilot

What is life really like for a Cyberhawk UAV pilot? What is it like to leave the comfort of your home to work in the middle of the sea, inspecting flares and platform underdecks, or in the remote Scottish Highlands flying around high voltage pylons?
Cyberhawk is the industry leader in UAV inspection and survey as a result of our mature operating procedures, deep industry knowledge and vast level of experience.
Our most experienced pilots are globetrotting around the world most of the time, completing challenging projects for major energy companies.
Picture working 14 days straight in extreme temperatures, on the other side of the world, then returning home for a few days, to change equipment and get back on the road again. This is the typical working life for a pilot or inspection engineer.
The life of an international traveller has its pros and cons; commuting is the biggest source of complaint, as well as the offshore food (apart from Italy apparently), but riding camels in desert sand dunes near Qatar is one of the many highlights.
Find out more here: www.thecyberhawk.com/life-cyb...
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Founded in 2008, Cyberhawk Innovations is the world leader in UAV inspection and survey and the conversion of UAV data into powerful management information. An industry pioneer, we have completed more than 25 world firsts since our inception. With headquarters in Scotland and offices in Houston, Abu Dhabi and Kuala Lumpur, we operate worldwide in more than 20 countries.
Cyberhawk conducts close visual and thermal inspections of industrial assets both on- and offshore, with results delivered through our innovative software, iHawk. Cyberhawk also delivers state-of-the-art aerial land surveying solutions through iHawk.
Find out more at: www.thecyberhawk.com

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