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Save to read list Published by Elizabeth Corner , Senior Editor World Pipelines, Tuesday, 07 June 2022 09:59
Integrated solutions specialist, EnerMech, has bolstered its technical capabilities by appointing a new valve operations manager and three subject matter experts to its team. The news comes following the company’s announcement of a successful first quarter, reporting 71% higher revenue year on year, from existing client work and new projects.
Alan Venters and John Anthony will boost the company’s technical capacity for large scale valve management projects across multiple sectors such as nuclear, infrastructure and waste-to-energy. Peter Rhodes, already the organisation’s ambassador for process knowledge, will support large scale onshore and offshore pre-commissioning contracts, while Steven Wallace will bring specialist on-site machining solutions expertise including defect and remedial repairs to process systems along with specialist on-site machining solutions and modifications.
Scott Ligertwood, head of process and industrial services at EnerMech, said: “Driven by experienced project managers, our success lies in our multiskilled team collaborating with our customers to develop cost-effective, reliable, and safe solutions.
“The addition of Alan, John, Peter and Steven’s expert knowledge could not have come at a better time as we look to kick off a range of projects. These new appointments will allow us to continue delivery of critical maintenance for ageing oil and gas assets, alongside the infrastructure associated with clean renewable energy and nuclear. Providing the best in service, I look forward to the next steps as we take on large-scale specialist programs alongside continued seasonal turnaround and shutdown work.”
Operating in 26 countries, last year EnerMech secured more than half-a-billion pounds of new business globally and invested US$30 million in new commissioning and pre-commissioning related equipment.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldpipelines.com/business-news/07062022/enermech-scales-up-technical-team-for-large-projects-following-successful-q1/
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