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- Vessel Motion Monitoring System™
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- Container Weight System™
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- Offshore equipment
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- Aerospace engineering
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- Specialist engineering design
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- Atmosphere sampler
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- Flyaway ROV systems
- Inflatable freeboard extender
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- LR5 manned submersible
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- Submersible mating targets
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- Transfer under pressure systems
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- Diving services
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- Board changes - Remuneration
- JFD secures Australian defence contract
- James Fisher nets O&M contract at East Anglia ONE
- JFD DSAR contract with China Shipbuilding & Offshore International Co. Ltd
- 2019 half year results
- Archive
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- Fendercare Marine’s fenders continued success story for Forth Logistics Marine Services
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- Installing BridgeStrike monitoring system for London Underground
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Benefits
James Fisher's benefits package has been developed to attract, develop and retain talented individuals.
The standard benefits offered by James Fisher and its subsidiary companies are as follows:
The share save scheme offered by James Fisher is available on an annual basis around May/June. It is open to all UK based employees that have successfully completed their probation period at the time of announcement. Employees are able to save between £5 and £500 per month for a period of 3 or 5 years. At the end of the chosen period, the option is available to purchase shares at the ‘exercise price', which is set at the start of the contract, or to take the savings back.
The voluntary health benefit allows employees to claim money towards everyday healthcare up to a limited amount as defined by the chosen level of cover. Categories include:
- Dental care
- Dental accident
- Optical care
- Physiotherapy
- Chiropody
- Body health screening
- Hospital cover
- Child payment
- Accidental death
James Fisher operates a group personal pension scheme through Scottish Widows. Details of the scheme are provided within the contract of employment.
This benefit covers all UK based employees and provides a payment of 2.5 x basic annual salary should you die whilst in employment. Employees are eligible for this benefit from commencement of employment.
James Fisher offers two cycle to work schemes: Halfords, and Evans Cycles. The schemes run as a salary sacrifice offering savings of up to 42% on bikes and accessories, with the cost being spread over 12 months. Employees can still make use of special offers, sale items and price match guarantees. This scheme is available to UK based employees following successful completion of their probationary period
The company provide cover for private medical insurance to senior managers following the successful completion of their probationary period. Employees may add their partners/children to the scheme at their own expense. Deductions will be taken direct from salaries on a monthly basis.
Where applicable the company may provide a relocation allowance in line with HMRC guidelines.
