James Fisher Expands Middle East Ops with New Work

Illustration, Photo: James Fisher

James Fisher and Sons has further expanded its operations in the Middle East with its largest deployment of equipment and manpower in the region in the company’s history.

With recent decommissioning and subsea trenching operations completed, James Fisher has moved onto five construction and decommissioning projects currently being undertaken, including cable installation, survey and diving operations and the cutting and removal of subsea infrastructure in the Gulf of Arabia.

A heavy duty 500t linear winch is also on route to the Gulf in preparation for new shore approach pipe line pull in projects starting in December, the company said.

Faisel Chaudry, regional director at James Fisher said:

“Over the last year, we have seen a sharp increase in demand for our services in the Middle East oil and gas sector. Our continued investment illustrates our group-wide commitment to support our customers in the region. As our operations expand, we plan to deploy even more of our resources and expertise, establishing a permanent presence that will offer unrivaled support and truly integrated subsea service solutions.”

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