Tullow Awards Jee North Sea Decom Work
Sea from their long-term work with major operators in the region. With experience in assisting operators in providing fully considered studies to determine their decommissioning approach, Jee has also been involved in preparing and submitting derogation cases to DECC for consideration. Graham Wilson, Head of Late Life at Jee, commented, “Leaving subsea infrastructure in situ, also referred to as derogation, can be the best option from a safety, environmental and economical perspective provided no increased risk to other users of the sea.” Jim Buston, Business Development
Jee’s Span Assessment Expertise Delivers Savings
Jee Ltd, a multi-disciple subsea engineering and training firm, announced it has completed more than 1,000 specialist span assessments already this year, delivering cost-savings by avoiding remediation work. Graham Wilson, Head of Late Life at Jee Limited, said, “Pipeline spans are formed due to an uneven seabed, scour or sandwaves, and can cause integrity issues with potential catastrophic and costly results. These spans can be susceptible to failure through fatigue and, as span length increases, the risk of fatigue damage due to direct wave loading or vortex-induced vibrations (VIV) also
Jee Opens UK Office
increases. “These are exciting times at Jee and the London office has already proven to be the right decision to help drive forward growth plans, with two skilled senior engineers recently appointed to work from the new Victoria site.” Mr Hawkins is joined by Team Leader Graham Wilson as well as a team of engineers in the new space, which can initially accommodate 20 staff. The firm aims to create more than 40 jobs in the UK in 2013, and the new office is an integral part of this existing growth strategy. Jee managing director, Trevor Jee said: “It is fantastic
February 2025
