ROVOP Names New Director

Euan Tait, ROVOP Commercial Director

Aberdeen-based ROV services provider, ROVOP, has appointed new commercial director to its senior executive team and Board.

Euan Tait joins ROVOP from professional services firm KPMG LLP having spent his career in a variety of roles within corporate finance and oil and gas companies.

Steven Gray, ROVOP CEO, said: “Euan brings more than 10 years of commercial experience to ROVOP. His network, knowledge of the industry and blend of energy and structured thinking will undoubtedly strengthen our senior team and add value for our clients.”

ROVOP’s previous commercial director, Moray Melhuish, has moved into a full-time client facing role as business development director.

Tait’s appointment follows a number of contract wins across the oil, gas and offshore wind sectors totalling more than £2.5m.

In addition, ROVOP revealed it has recently agreed an exclusive three year Master Services Agreement (MSA) with an unnamed North Sea operator to provide ROV services and personnel for drill support on all its North Sea assets.

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