subsea 7 - executive management team

Subsea 7 offers all the disciplines that make subsea development possible, even in the harshest and deepest of environments. It is certain that industry will continue to explore and develop in deeper water. With our aggressive research and development programme, we will ensure that Subsea 7 is the clear leader in the provision of complete subsea solutions subsea construction and IRM, towed production systems, pipelay services, deepwater systems and technology, remote technology, survey and positioning, ROV services, Controlled depth tow method (CDTM), Kommandor Subsea, Kommandor 3000, Seisranger, Toisa Polaris, Skandi Navica, Subsea Viking. The global provider of total subsea solutionssubsea operations by subsea 7 with the Skandi Navica - previously linked with Rockwater but look for the site www.subsea7.com for ROV in subsea UK under the subsea7.com website which also features ROVs and ajoined by Rockwater offshore which offers ROV services including the hercules ROV and mentioning the Procap 3000 linked to the Toisa Puma which is familiar with Rio de Janeiro subsea operations featuring subsea umbilicals and well intervention vessels in deep water like the ROV Hercules which knows Wick and subsea operations in Wick including Nigeria Coiled Tubing and observation ROV plataforma de petroleo troll linking ROV designSubsea 7 is the company created through the merger of leading subsea contractors Halliburton Subsea an DSND Subsea ASA.Subsea 7 offers the oil and gas industry the opportunity to utilise a modern fleet of 20 multi-purpose vessels, more than 100 remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and all of the other asstes of this integrated company. These assets, together with our global expertise resources and technology, make Subsea 7 the prime subsea contractor in the offshore market.With regional operations located in Scotland, Norway, Singapore, Azerbaijan, Brazil and the United States, Subsea 7 provides services ranging from survey and positioning to platform and pipeline installation, underwater inspection, maintenance and repair through to full EPIC contracts and abandonment.Safety, health and the environment are inherent n all we have achieved and will remain the pivotal foundations of performance as Subsea 7 continues to develop the company’s position as a global contractor with a strong investment in intellectual capital - engineers with the vision, knowledge and skills to entend existing boundaries of technology as the industry responds to the need to access hydrocarbon resources in even more remote areas and deeper waters.Our Deepwater Technology Team is constantly addressing that task by developing ground-breaking technology in the areas of deepwater riser systems, entended tiebacks, ROV/RIT, subsea process , flow assurance and total production.Yet technical excellence in not enough in itself. It is our hope that clients will look to Subsea 7 as a project partner equipped with the required experience and multi-disciplined approach to meet new challenges and produce a fast-track response.Subsea 7 have subsea operations in Canada, United States, United Kingdom, Norway, Brazil, West Africa, Caspian, Asia Pacific, Australiasubsea construction and irm

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Mel Fitzgerald (Chief Executive Officer - Subsea 7)
Mel has been involved in the oil industry since he joined Brown & Root in 1974 as a Project Engineer and has worked in a number of locations including Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Bahrain, Egypt and UK progressing through various technical and commercial positions until he joined European Marine Contractors (EMC) in 1988. He held a number of management positions with EMC before joinIng Halliburton Subsea as a Vice President in 2000, a position he held until January 2001, when he then took up the role of UK Vice President for Halliburton's Energy Services Group.
Mel joined Subsea 7 as Chief Executive Officer in July 2004.
Mel has a Bachelor Engineering Degree and a Masters in Business Administration.
David Cassie (Executive Vice President, Commercial - Subsea 7)
David is a Chartered Quantity Surveyor with over 25 years oil and gas experience in both commercial and operational roles. He began his career with Construction John Brown and Press & Worley Offshore and from there moved to Britoil before moving into the subsea sector with Wharton Williams in 1985.
Recruited by Stena Offshore as Commercial Manager, David undertook a number of posts including Managing Director, for the merged company Coflexip Stena Offshore before assuming the position of Senior Executive Vice President in 2001, responsible for the North Sea, Canada and Caspian Region.
David joined Subsea 7 as Executive Vice President - Commercial, in October 2002.
John Evans (Chief Operating Officer - Subsea 7)
John has over 20 years experience in the engineering and contracting sector as a Senior Manager and Chartered Engineer. During 18 years with Kellogg Brown & Root he gained a successful record in general management, commercial and operational roles in the offshore oil and gas industry. Between 2002 and mid 2005 John was Chief Operating Officer for KBR Infrastructure business in Europe and Africa.
John joined Subsea 7 as Chief Operating Officer in July 2005.
John has a B Eng (Tech) in Mechanical Engineering, is a Chartered Mechanical and Marine Engineer.
Barry Mahon (Chief Financial Officer - Subsea 7)
Barry commenced his professional career with KPMG in Dublin and qualified as a Chartered Accountant in1987. He transferred with KPMG to Perth, Western Australia until 1992 when he joined an Australian publicly listed company, Orbital Engine Corporation Ltd, as its Group Financial Controller & Company Secretary.
In 1996 he joined Halliburton as its Shared Services Manager with responsibility for all business support functions for their operations in Australia & New Zealand. In 2000 he accepted a posting to Aberdeen for Halliburton Subsea as its Business Services Director.
Barry joined Subsea 7 as Chief Financial Officer in June 2004.