CSL Nets Shell Extension

CSL Nets Shell Extension

The project services division of CSL has been awarded the extension of an existing onshore and offshore frame agreement with Shell UK across their Upstream International Europe region for the provision of client representation (OOER and QAQC).

The contract covers provision of experienced senior client, diving, marine and engineering representatives to support subsea teams.

Project Services Manager for CSL, Sarah Hutcheon, said: “We are delighted to have secured the contract extension with Shell UK. The focus for the representatives that we place is always primarily on safety; safety of their colleagues, themselves, and the assets they are placed on. In CSL we work tirelessly to place the right people in the roles that our clients need to deliver their projects, and we measure their performance closely; Shell is no exception, and we look forward to continue placing highly experienced and competent personnel over the coming years.”

The firm which currently employs 40 members of staff as well as 150 offshore and onshore based contractors welcomed a new management team earlier in the year brought in to accommodate the growth and development of the organisation.

 

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