Construction of Subsea Pipelines

Andy brings over 15 years of rich experience in the offshore oil & gas and renewables sectors to his role as a chartered mechanical engineer. His expertise lies in the design of bespoke deck equipment and subsea tools, a field in which he has demonstrated exceptional skill and innovation. Andy's proficiency extends to complex systems such as pipelay, cable lay, and associated trenching systems, making him a leading figure in the engineering of advanced subsea solutions. This depth of experience in design and engineering places him at the forefront of the latest industry developments and practices. 

As a tutor, Andy leverages his extensive industry knowledge in the construction of subsea pipelines course. His teaching approach is deeply rooted in practical application, ensuring that delegates not only understand the theoretical aspects of subsea construction but also how these concepts are applied in real-world scenarios. Andy excels in translating complex engineering processes into accessible and engaging learning experiences. His classes are enriched by his firsthand experiences and insights, providing delegates with an in-depth understanding of the challenges and solutions in subsea pipeline construction. Through his guidance, Andy empowers students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the rapidly evolving world of offshore engineering. 

Graham, serving as Jee's Head of Integrity Management, has over 20 years of industry experience. His credentials are further enhanced by his role as a Chartered Mechanical Engineer and a Fellow, showcasing his profound expertise and commitment to the engineering field. Graham's specialisations in integrity management, design, fishing interaction studies, and verification have positioned him at the forefront of the industry. Additionally, his significant contribution as the Convenor of ISO WG 17 illustrates his pivotal role in shaping international standards, further testament to his global influence and technical acumen. 

In his capacity as Head of Late Life, Graham brings a strategic and comprehensive approach to managing the challenges of aging infrastructure and decommissioning processes. This role complements his extensive teaching responsibilities, where he leads courses in integrity management, corrosion defect assessment, and decommissioning programme development and execution. His ability to integrate real-world scenarios with theoretical knowledge offers a dynamic and immersive learning experience. Graham's teaching not only covers the essential principles but also delves into the complexities of managing the lifecycle of engineering projects.