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October 13, 2017

Grob Rejoins OceanWorks as Technical Director

Harald Grob (Photo: OceanWorks)

Harald Grob (Photo: OceanWorks)

OceanWorks International has welcomed back Harald Grob as Technical Director.
 
Having spent almost half of his 30-plus years of experience with OceanWorks, Grob rejoins the company to lead the technical staff and providing innovative solutions to OceanWorks customers in all markets.
 
During his previous time with OceanWorks Grob played a key role in the development of the U.S. Navy Pressurized Rescue Module System (PRMS) as well as numerous other subsea projects for OceanWorks’ scientific, and oil and gas clients.
• OceanWorks International • oil and gas clients • United States

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