MEMBER NEWS: J+S Subsea wins top subsea accolade in national awards

May 5, 2022
MEMBER NEWS: J+S Subsea wins top subsea accolade in national awards

Subsea controls engineering specialists J+S Subsea has this week been named as the best Subsea Equipment Engineering & Operational Support Company in the UK Enterprise Awards.

The national awards, hosted by SME News, are in their sixth year and celebrate the achievements of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

A spokesperson for the UK Enterprise Awards said: “It goes without saying that this is a fantastic achievement for J+S Subsea and a true marker of the hard work and commitment invested day to day.

“Despite the obvious hardships the last two years have brought to the UK, we’ve seen SMEs work tirelessly to adapt and overcome a myriad of challenges, and we believe more than ever the incredible dedication by these enterprises should be recognised.”

The news is the latest in a trail of success for the Kintore-based company.

As well as being named as a finalist last month in the Manufacturing & Engineering Start-Up category of the national StartUp Awards, J+S Subsea was also a finalist in the best small company category at February’s Subsea Expo awards.

This was in addition to the award of best Subsea Equipment Engineering Specialist in Corporate Vision’s Oil & Gas Awards last summer.
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Managing director Phil Reid said: “J+S Subsea has established itself at the forefront of the subsea production control market since it was established in 2020.
“It is great for the success of the team to be acknowledged by these national awards, celebrating entrepreneurship across every industry in the UK.

“Meeting the needs of our clients will always be our main goal and this runs through everything we do, from the expansion of our services and development of new, exciting products, to training our staff to be the best in our industry.

“As the company grows, we will continue to cater to our clients’ needs and support them while providing a safe, cost-effective service.”

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