A Dundee-headquartered energy safety services group is expecting to add to its workforce in the coming months after seeing an uplift in sales.
Starn’s technology is currently being deployed across major global energy basins, with the group’s Australian operating unit involved in the fit-out of Shell’s giant Prelude floating liquified natural gas facility.
It is also operating on major projects in the Far East, while continuing to look at options to grow its North Sea presence.
“The financial year saw the end of three years of decline in turnover for the group,” finance director Rick Clark said in his strategic report to the accounts.
Read more from Finance Director Rick Clark on the financial results and plans for 2019 in the Courier Business story here
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Starn Group
Starn Group is a private equity-backed group of businesses focused on safety and delivering economic benefit to its customers. It achieves this with a portfolio of technology-led products and services engineered to protect people working in hazardous environments including offshore and onshore oil and gas production facilities, shipping and other marine assets, chemical processing plants, distilleries and food production and processing factories, utilities and water treatment works. These businesses include Safehouse Habitats and Sabre Safety Services.
