About Isotek Oil And Gas Ltd
Isotek's experienced team of engineers design and build sub-sea control systems for the oil and gas industry.
Isotek Oil And Gas Ltd Description
Isotek Oil and Gas has evolved from Isotek Electronics which was founded in 1978. Isotek Electronics was originally created to design and manufacture computer-based control systems and over the years the company has diversified into a wide area of expertise, including aerospace, turbine blade welding, sub-sea robotics, telemetry systems, industrial controls, and vehicle suspension systems.
Isotek Oil and Gas Limited was created in June 2010 in order to fully exploit the Company's expertise in the offshore industry and all the control system and oil and gas business was transferred to the new company. It continues to reinforce its position in a rapidly developing and highly competitive market through its commitment to providing well-proven, cost effective solutions to complex technical problems.
Isotek Oil and Gas occupies a dedicated site of over 750m2 containing design offices and engineering workshops.
Reviews
Really enjoyed reading the Farnell interview with Leeds Library's Claire Duffield. Written to celebrate 'Women in Engineering' week - and that it does!
https://uk.farnell.com/…/98502-NFAR-Ins piring-Women-in-Engi…
Since our Senior Design Engineer described Isotek's innovative DC power supply product at last Sept's Subsea UK conference in Aberdeen the product line has expanded. Not to mention customer interest. 😃
If you are approached online by someone new, saying they work for Isotek, please validate their identity by calling the Leeds office. It is advisable to do this before you take any action.
Merry Christmas to all our Isotek friendsMerry Christmas to all our Isotek friends
Four more units tested and ready. Subsea power with benefits.
Warning: We have been contacted by a number of people who have been sent fake job letters supposedly from Isotek Oil and Gas saying they have been accepted for a job with us. These letters are a scam, and we believe they are an attempt at identity theft because they ask for detailed passport information.
Please do not respond to any such letter, do not use any of the contact information contained in the letter, and do not give any personal details to the scammers. Report them to your local police in your country of origin.
To be clear, we do NOT have any jobs on offer at the moment.
Isotek had a great time at the Underwater Vehicle Conference organised by @subseauk last week. Our Senior Electronic Engineer Jonny did a great job presenting his paper on our new silicon carbide DC power converter.
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Welcome to Aberdeen! Ships, wind turbines, shellfish and golf. Looking forward to the Underwater Vehicle Conference tomorrow. Special line up of speakers.
We have just published a summary article on the Retrofit Tee Remote Hot Tap and its implementation in the new Zeepipe (2017) and Johan Sverdrup 92018) projects:
http://www.offshore-mag.com/…/retrofit- tee-offers-hot-tap-o…
Great news received today of a new contract tendered for with our partners in the 4C Solutions team. The new kit will be bound for hotter climes than Norway, our usual product destination.
Parking Award of the Year goes to Yann. How close is that? Kev so impressed he made the nomination. Can we claim that Isotek's precision and control expertise and supremacy is demonstrated here ...
A Monday morning technical innovation nugget via the Statoil newsroom - news of alternative energy source using heat from the earth's magma layer, located in Iceland. Drilling down a long long long way they bring superheated steam to the surface. http://www.statoil.com/…/NewsAndMedia/N ews/2016/Pages/12sep…
Our Software Director and our Technical Director are both in a huge engineering hall in Norway this week, making ready one of the latest pipeline repair systems that Isotek has designed and built for use in the North Sea. There's also a version called the 'lab system' that is used to test and exploit the latest cutting edge pipeline repair systems in new environments. It's all about getting best value for money from the latest technology.
Sprucing up the workshop! Great job Danny.
Our H&S manager (in the photo at left) has returned from her St Johns Ambulance first aid refresher training full of ideas for helpful spot posters that will act as reminders to take care as well as providing vital info if an accident does unfortunately occur.
Think we've just spotted this whopper of an aeroplane fly past us here in LS16. What a beautiful feat of engineering.