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Ship shape at Kismayo Port
Subtech Marine has successfully completed a complex and delicate salvage operation in Somalia’s strategically important port of Kismayo.
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Winter 2019
Welcome to the winter 2019 edition of the Pelican - James Fisher's quarterly corporate newsletter.
Browse to find out about the latest news and projects from around the group, register to receive the quarterly newsletter, or contact the Pelican team directly for any comments or suggestions.
Renewable energy
STOP PRESS Optimising performance at East Anglia ONE
JFMS expands its close working relationship with Scottish Power Renewables, following a contract award at East Anglia ONE offshore wind farm.
Marine
Sampling the water of the Atlantic sinks
James Fisher’s recently acquired oil tanker, Raleigh Fisher, is conducting important environmental tests for the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) as it sails across the world as part of her present charter.
Renewable energy
Windfloat turns to fenders
Fendercare Marine has been closely involved with providing fenders to ensure problem-free construction and transportation of semi-submersible floating wind farms
Oil and gas
Supporting projects in the Asia-Pacific region
JFSE is supporting the fast-expanding oil and gas and renewables sector in the Asia Pacific region with a run of successful projects.
Oil and gas
SAT-isfaction guaranteed
JFD set to establish a leading world-class closed bell saturation diving training course established at Fort William
Nuclear
Gemma, a first among equals
23-year-old Gemma Elliott has graduated with a first class degree in industrial engineering which she attained as part of her apprenticeship with JFN.
Company news
Under the surface with: Heather Leadbetter
We meet Heather Leadbetter, a project engineer at James Fisher Marine Services who works on the prestigious East Anglia ONE account.
Renewable energy
Monitoring system measures up to the task on floating wind farm
The Strainstall team is supporting the world’s largest floating offshore wind farm project, Kincardine Offshore Wind farm Limited, off the coast of Aberdeen in Scotland.
Testing success on Ireland's M7 motorway
James Fisher Testing Services has just completed work on the major new M7 bypass upgrade in Ireland and is continuing to provide testing services for a single carriageway bypass section of the project on a daily basis as it nears completion.
Oil and gas
New contracts signal expansion in Brazil
Following the acquisition earlier this year of a 60% share in Brazilian subsea engineering and diving company, Servicos Maritimos Continental, the James Fisher group has won two significant contracts for oil and gas majors in the region.
Nuclear
Powering ahead with switchgear at Winfrith
JFN has received praise from Magnox for reaching a key milestone in the on-going decommissioning project at Winfrith nuclear power station in Dorset.
Company news
Top of the class for Alison Rumbold
After more than 14 years with the James Fisher group, Alison Rumbold is moving on to fresh pastures and relocating to the South of England to become a primary school teacher.
Company news
Looking to make a splash at the water polo world championship
A young diver on the Subtech team in South Africa has been selected to play water polo for the country’s u20 team at the sport’s world championships in Kuwait in December.
Company news
Supporting team spirit
Playing in all-new full team kit supplied by ScanTech Offshore has made all the difference to the Ubangha Egu Junior (under 15’s) Football team in Port Harcout, Nigeria.
Renewable energy
In STEM we trust
Four sixth form students spent their summer on an internship with James Fisher Marine Services as part of an internship programme co-funded by The Ogden Trust.
Company news
Pelican Christmas Message
A Christmas message from James Fisher CEO, Eoghan O'Lionaird.
