NII technologies a practical alternative, Trac says
Pressure vessels are parts of the offshore plant that help clean produced oil & gas before it is exported to beach for further cleaning.
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International SOS: Steps to mitigate malaria threat
Malaria results in around 1,400 people needing treatment in the UK each year, after contracting the infection abroad.
Facing charges of collaboration?
Are you a collaborator? It's a word used very frequently in the UK oil and gas sector today but can we really, honestly point to any real examples of collaboration in the supply chain to overcome industry challenges and provide cost savings for operators? Unfortunately, despite the rhetoric and enthusiasm from both operators and the supply chain, only few real examples exist.
Decom . . . a global boom is beckoning
Twelve (very quick) months have passed since I took up my position at Decom North Sea and in that time, a lot has happened in the world of decommissioning.
Promoted: Deadline extended for Offshore Safety Awards – nominate now
The deadline has been extended for this year’s Offshore Safety Awards.
Energy Snow Ball promises to bring sparkle to Granite City
The north-east’s biggest and most exciting event celebrating the region’s energy sector has been refreshed for 2017, in a new location and with added sparkle.
Promoted: Apollo’s MD D’arcy ‘Losing isn’t something I can comfortably live with – I need a challenge.’
Cycling is Apollo's managing director Jonathan D'Arcy's big passion when he's not running the Aberdeen-based offshore engineering firm.
Promoted: Deadline extended for Offshore Safety Awards – nominate now
The deadline has been extended for this year’s Offshore Safety Awards.
Time running out to nominate for Offshore Safety Awards
The countdown is on to enter this year’s Offshore Safety Awards.
Time running out to nominate for Offshore Safety Awards
The countdown is on to enter this year’s Offshore Safety Awards.
Plant Integrity Management extends PSV recertification intervals by almost 50%
In 2014, Plant Integrity Management Limited (PIM) was awarded an ongoing contract for the risk based inspection (RBI) review of the pressure safety valve recertification (PSV) results.
Energy Snow Ball promises to bring sparkle to Granite City
The north-east’s biggest and most exciting event celebrating the region’s energy sector has been refreshed for 2017, in a new location and with added sparkle.
Energy Snow Ball promises to bring sparkle to Granite City
The north-east’s biggest and most exciting event celebrating the region’s energy sector has been refreshed for 2017, in a new location and with added sparkle.
Energy Snow Ball will be night under the stars to remember
The north-east’s biggest and most exciting event celebrating the region’s energy sector has been refreshed for 2017, in a new location and with added sparkle.
Energy Snow Ball promises to bring sparkle to Granite City
The north-east’s biggest and most exciting event celebrating the region’s energy sector has been refreshed for 2017, in a new location and with added sparkle.
Energy Snow Ball promises to bring sparkle to Granite City
The north-east’s biggest and most exciting events celebrating the region’s energy sector has been refreshed for 2017, in a new location and with added sparkle.
Houston presence can act as a springboard into the Americas, Petrasco boss says
With an increasing number of Scottish firms – perhaps more than ever before – looking to internationalise their business, this year’s Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) promises to be a unique opportunity to network, share knowledge and collaborate with other like-minded people from across the globe.
Book now for event highlight, now called Energy Snow Ball
The north-east’s biggest and most exciting events celebrating the region’s energy sector has been refreshed for 2017, in a new location and with added dazzle.
Helping UK firms start-up in Texas
Setting up in a new overseas location can be complex and costly but, most significantly, time-consuming at a point when the business should be focusing on its customers. The G-Tech Innovation Centre in Katy, close to Houston’s Energy Corridor, offers fully-serviced co-working industrial and office space in a custom built 48,000 square foot facility which has been home to several UK companies since it opened in 2014.
Digby Jones headed to Aberdeen with growth blueprint
Distinguished business leader and politician Lord Digby Jones will talk about his latest book Fixing Business – Making Profitable Business Work for the Good of All during a special fundraising lecture hosted by the Energy Institute in Aberdeen this month.
On the hoof: mental health wake-up call
As mental health in the workplace rises on the corporate agenda, it is increasingly important for organisations to consider the well-being of their mobile workforce. From short-term travel to longer term expatriate assignments, on- or offshore, or even getting caught in a security incident, pressures can be particularly acute for this business critical workforce.
Business thriving in Katy, Texas; Find out why
As part of the world-famous Energy Corridor and roughly 20 miles from downtown Houston, the Katy area is home to the headquarters of BP America, ConocoPhillips, Wood Group Mustang and Shell. In total, over 1,500 energy companies are located within the Katy area 30-minute drive time. The concentration of major energy service firms has resulted in our area becoming a leading business destination for energy-related engineering, research, consulting and information technology operations.
Blaze facing up to the winds of change
It’s May and at last there are green shoots of recovery appearing out there in the North Sea. Here at Blaze there’s a welcome upturn in oil & gas-related enquiries; the art will be turning those enquiries into real work ... contracts.
Buy data once, use it often, R2S says
This month, I wanted to take a slightly different approach to our column and share my thoughts and highlight trends relating to one area of concern that is continually reiterated to me in my day to day role, here at Return To Scene.
Educating children for a future that already exists
According to a recent World Economic Forum report, 65% of children ages 5 to 12 will enter a job that does not yet exist. The fastest growing job sector is the ‘Gig Economy’, whereby people are not employed in the traditional sense, but instead sell their skills on an open market. Some estimates indicate that around by 2020, 40% of all jobs will be in the Gig Economy.