Jee has been working with pipelines for nearly a quarter of a century. Our engineers have 300 years of technical experience, so we have picked up a few tips and nuggets of information that we wanted to share with those who are in the early stages of their subsea career. The pipeline design process … Continue reading
The increased emphasis on pipeline inspection over the last few years has prompted a surge in the demand for pigging expertise. Read on for 5 facts about pigging subsea pipelines. 1. Subsea threats such as water drop-out can lead to accelerated corrosion in oil and gas pipelines. 2. Similarly, a build up of sand, wax, … Continue reading
Once an oil field has reached the end of its viable life, arrangements must be made to decommission the oil field facilities and any supporting infrastructure. In the North Sea, decommissioning is still a relatively new part of the industry, and with a large number of ageing assets coming to the end of their field … Continue reading
On the 12th day of Christmas, Jee looked at Christmas celebrations worldwide. While not everyone around the world celebrates Christmas, we all have a phrase to express well being over the holiday period. We would like to wish our clients, delegates and visitors to the Jee blog a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year (in several … Continue reading
Landfalls and marine terminals, also known as oil terminals and LNG terminals, is an area that few engineers fully understand. However, knowing how to efficiently transport oil and gas long distances from subsea to shore is fundamental. Here are Jee’s top 7 facts to help you get to know them better. 1) There are approximately … Continue reading
James Flemington, 17, is in the middle of studying A Level Maths, Physics, Economics and Geography at Tonbridge School, Kent. He joined Jee for a week of work experience. Here’s his story: ‘When I arrived at Jee I realised that it wasn’t going to be the type of work experience which involves endless trailing of … Continue reading
Anietie Jeremiah proved that knowledge is key when it comes to unlocking career paths. He chose to shift his career from onshore engineer to subsea expert through a rigorous subsea pipeline training programme. Anietie completed 7 Jee courses covering design, construction, installation and operation. Here’s his story. What is your engineering background? I completed a BEng in … Continue reading
Mik Crosby, Engineer, spells out what you really need to take offshore. In no particular order…
North West Hutton Pipeline Decommissioning – Trenching PL148 As part of the NWH decommissioning campaign, the 20 inch oil export line (PL148) was trenched and buried to ensure that the now redundant pipeline does not pose a threat to others using the sea.
