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ABPmer welcomes aboard metocean scientist

Marine consultancy and survey company, ABPmer, has appointed Martin Williams to its metocean services division.

Williams brings with him more than 27 years’ experience providing technical input and advice to inform offshore and coastal infrastructure design, build and operations across the world. He has previously worked for JBA Consulting, Fugro and BMT supporting a wide range of marine sectors, including renewable energy, infrastructure and maritime.

The compnay’s metocean consultants use a suite of numerical modelling and analytical software to help deliver offshore developments and operations worldwide.

Damon O’Brien, ABPmer managing director, says: “I’m delighted to welcome Martin to ABPmer. His knowledge and experience supports our continued growth in the provision of high-value metocean and marine consultancy.

“His appointment affirms our strategy of providing metocean services to a wide range of industry sectors working in the coastal and marine environment.”

Williams says: “Joining the company at an exciting time of growth, I look forward to working closely with ABPmer’s metocean specialists, who use advanced analytical tools and high-quality datasets to help our clients understand and mitigate the impact of the physical environment on their maritime structures.”

ABPmer is a subsidiary of Associated British Ports Holdings Limited and is a recognised provider of high quality, metocean information and advice. Its highly skilled metocean consultants use an extensive suite of numerical modelling and analytical software to help deliver offshore developments and operations worldwide.

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