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Tom Taylor, Karen Cardno, Bill Cattanach, Katrina McWilliam and Les Dickson

Tom Taylor, Karen Cardno, Bill Cattanach, Katrina McWilliam and Les Dickson Tom Taylor, Karen Cardno, Bill Cattanach, Katrina McWilliam and Les Dickson

Helen Tulloch and Fiona Davies

Helen Tulloch and Fiona Davies Helen Tulloch and Fiona Davies

Bruno Galvao, Rodrigo Rocka, Azeemeh Zaheer and Jim Sheridan

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Graham Rose, Elizabeth Lee, Tony Globe, Lynne McMurray and Alan O’Donnell

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Harold Belaing, John Bordelon, Marion Reid-Phelps, Mark Smith and Graeme Slaven

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Mark Graham, David Brown, Donna Gray, Gerry Stephens, Bob McDougall and Hans Berkhof

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Rob Bain, Matt Huntington, Claire Mackinnon and Terry Willox

Rob Bain, Matt Huntington, Claire Mackinnon and Terry Willox Rob Bain, Matt Huntington, Claire Mackinnon and Terry Willox

MORE than 600 people attended the annual subsea oil and gas sector awards dinner at Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre, Bridge of Don.

Subsea UK chief executive David Pridden said: “As always, these awards highlight those that have made a difference to our sector and ensure that constructive activities are recognised and honoured.”

The award for greatest individual contribution to the subsea industry went to Dave Turner, BP's subsea operations manager for the Gulf of Mexico deepwater business.