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    SeaRoc strengthens its support to offshore renewable-energy developments through new Dundee office

    11/19/2012
    Click image to enlarge: SeaRoc offices within DundeeOne

    International marine engineering company SeaRoc has announced the opening of a further office in Scotland to support's the country's growing offshore wind-farm and marine-renewables industries. Located in Dundee, the new office houses a number of marine engineering experts, including David Wotherspoon who joins SeaRoc as Development Director. The new office is located in the DundeeOne development, providing high specification and energy efficient accommodation for the new team. For Searoc, this location, on the banks of the Tay Estuary and immediately adjacent to the Port of Dundee, provides an attractive location from which to serve it's growing offshore-renewables client base within Scotland, as well as supporting developments in the rest of the UK and internationally. SeaRoc Development Director David Wotherspoon commented, "We are very keen to be sited closer to a number of key clients developing projects offshore. We have the space to bring 12 new highly skilled jobs to the area and, having already recruited engineering and marine operations staff, we have no doubt the team will continue to grow further through 2013 and beyond. This new location for SeaRoc perfectly complements our head office in Chichester and recently opened Orkney office in developing our local presence with clients across the UK, and we will continue to look for opportunities to strengthen these relationships." SeaRoc

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