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The C1-46 averaged 15 cuts before requiring a blade change, significantly reducing the need for recovery to the surface and impressively completed 79 cuts on its first deployment, showcasing a remarkable 100% success rate.

Decom Engineering has completed the first deployment of its largest subsea Chopsaw to date, achieving substantial time savings…

Decom Engineering Has Completed The First Deployment Of Its Largest Subsea Chopsaw To Date, Achieving Substantial Time Savings…

Global offshore decommissioning work continues at pace, with a significant portion occurring on the UKCS. Meanwhile, technical advances related to decommissioning continue, as well.

COOKSTOWN-based Decom Engineering has invested more than £1 million to develop its largest-ever chop saw, which is currently deployed cutting pipes underwater in the North Sea.

Northern Ireland-Based Offshore Decommissioning Technology Firm Decom Engineering Said Wednesday It Had Developed Its Largest…

Decom Engineering’s specialist cutting technology has been successfully deployed on a decommissioning project offshore West Africa

Decom Engineering have kicked off 2023 with a number of project wins and workscopes valued in excess of seven figures sterling

Decom deployed its C1-24 chop saw in water depths of up to 1,050 meters as part of a decommissioning operation to recover a jumper connector on behalf of Total Energies in the Gulf of Guinea, offshore the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Decom Engineering have kicked off 2023 with a number of project wins and workscopes valued in excess of seven figures sterling. Underlining the global appeal of Decom’s cutting technologies, the decommissioning specialist has secured new projects in Africa, Norway, Thailand and Singapore, while strengthening ties to an existing client in Malaysia.