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Project focus for Wood Group PSN


Published Jul 4, 2012
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Wood Group PSN

Wood Group PSN (WGPSN) is creating 150 new jobs in Aberdeen as it outlines plans to introduce a dedicated project delivery arm to its business. The move is designed to enhance the company’s ability to secure and deliver large-scale North Sea projects.

The oil and gas project market worldwide is valued at near £100 billion per annum and WGPSN estimates around 30% of this to be opportunities in the brownfield projects sector, with a value of £30 billion annually.

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