First Subsea meets Health & Safety Management Best Practice

First Subsea has been recognised by the British Standards Institute as meeting with industry best practice in occupational health and safety management systems. In complying with BS OHSAS 18001:2007, the certification recognises First Subsea works to the highest safety standards in the design, manufacture, installation and servicing of its equipment in both the onshore and offshore energy industries.

First Subsea is a leader in heavy lifting systems and subsea connections for oil & gas and offshore renewable energy devices, based on its innovative Ballgrab gripping technology. The company supplies products designed for safety critical applications for hydrocarbon flowline risers and station keeping components essential for ensuring the safety and integrity of the offshore oil and gas facilities. Latest products include a range of mechanical cable fixing and protection systems for high voltage cables used in the offshore wind industry.

Commenting on the achievement John Shaw, managing director, First Subsea said, “We are committed to meeting health & safety best practice. By working to achieve BS OHSAS 18001:2007, First Subsea has ensured a clear and effective system is in place, minimising the risk to our staff and assuring our customers. The qualification will also help First Subsea to continue improving health and safety across all our activities”.

Released: 12th May 2016