Well-safe is well housed for its oilfield ambitions
Well-safe Solutions, launched last July as an entrant to the energy decommissioning market, has signed a five-year lease for 4,400 square feet at Hill of Rubislaw in Aberdeen and moves in this week.
The company also unveiled the appointment of Jim Christie, former head of decommissioning for the Oil and Gas Authority, as its director of programmes.
Well-safe Solutions, which has 20 staff, said the new building space will be able to house 60 employees, and that the group aims to be a “major tier 1 well abandonment service company”.
Pictured, from left, Alan Cormack, newly appointed finance director; Mark Patterson, founder and executive director; Phil Milton, chief executive, and Christie.
Speaking yesterday on the eve of Offshore Europe, the Aberdeen energy conference, Patterson, said: “Jim’s appointment is highly significant and a boost in our ambition to become a leader in plug and abandonment in the sector.”