New Name for Multiflex Unit: Oceaneering® Umbilical Solutions
2011.01.03 -
Subsea Headlines
Oceaneering International, Inc. has expanded the Oceaneering® brand name to the former Multiflex business unit. The new name of the business unit will be Oceaneering Umbilical Solutions.
Over the last several years the entire Oceaneering organization has transformed into a larger global company. Within the Subsea Products division, Multiflex has invested significantly in its facilities, made improvements toward a best-in-class safety culture, and analyzed all phases of project management and overall engineering capabilities for current best practices and leadership. The ability to support customers in their challenging business environments has grown. The name change reflects this growth and a focus on providing creative solutions across the entire range of customer operations in subsea environments.
The newly named Oceaneering Umbilical Solutions aims to lead the industry worldwide in the innovative design and manufacture of umbilical distribution systems.
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