Company Profile
James Fisher and Sons is a marine services company in the United Kingdom, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, and the Asia-Pacific. Its business is organized into Energy, Defence, and Maritime Transport segments. The company offers blade inspection, repair, and maintenance.
Its portfolio also includes digital control room and OMS services, air compressors for big bubble curtain projects, well testing equipment and services, offshore cable services, fault response, detection, and repair, control flow excavation, decommissioning and subsea asset removal services, drilling services and products, digital inspection planning and reporting, rig cooling and heat suppression systems, high voltage engineering, spares storage and management, structural monitoring and asset insight, and operations, maintenance, and balance of plant services, as well as submarine rescue and training.
Its portfolio also includes military diving products and life support systems, tactical delivery vehicles Including carrier seals, submarine platforms, rebreathers and gas reclaim systems, saturation diving equipment, spares, and ANSTI test lab services.
Additionally, it offers coastal shipping. Its portfolio also includes ship-to-ship transfers, including tankers, fleet management, and cadet training programme services, port services, such as storage of chemicals and petroleum, and fendering and mooring solutions
Strain gauges, measurement equipment, high voltage cable laying, hire of air compressors, steam generators, offshore wind farm construction, specialist subsea services, offshore wind control room services, engineering and design solutions, nanobubble oxygenation services, full project support for offshore and subsea operations, site preparation asset management, installation, and commissioning services.
Its portfolio also includes breathing machines, military diving equipment servicing, and fenders, and safety and monitoring equipment. Founded in 1847, James Fisher and Sons is based in Barrow-in-Furness, the United Kingdom.