Thrisk specialise in insurance and risk solutions that are purpose built, tech-enabled, client-centric, and commercially sophisticated. We have a focus on the offshore oil and gas space, at any point in the life cycle – from exploration to decommissioning – and any point in the supply chain – from equipment suppliers, to operators, and everywhere in between.

Thunder Cranes was founded in 1995 to service the growing need for offshore rental cranes and expert lifting solutions in the offshore oilfields of Asia. Building on a strong commitment to safety, efficiency, and customer satisfaction, Thunder Cranes has earned a global reputation as a trusted partner in the oil and gas industry.

Trackit Energy is a cloud-based logistics solution specifically designed for the Energy sector to track and manage mobile workforces and materials.   originally deployed in New Zealand in 2012 to meet the collaboration needs of the Operators in New Zealand, Trackit Energy is now being utilised by Operators in South East Asia, the Middle East and the Americas by companies such as Shell, Chevron, PETRONAS, OMY, BHP, Hess to name a few.

Trackit Energy is fully developed in-house in New Zealand and leverages from the companies 20 years' experience in designing web-based solutions that are built to provide the greatest User Experience.  This results in a solution that is not only powerful and scalable but is also extremely user-friendly.

Trident Australia in the Decommissioning & Abandonment Sector

Owned by parent company RS Components, Trident Australia plays a key role in supporting Decommissioning and Abandonment (D&A) operations by providing the engineering, fabrication, and fluid power expertise required for the safe and efficient retirement of offshore and onshore assets.

Our capabilities align with the full lifecycle of D&A projects, from preparation and system isolation through to flushing, testing, and final removal. We ensure that all hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems are properly controlled, preserved, and verified before dismantling or disposal.

Trident’s multidisciplinary engineering team delivers tailored solutions that support well plug and abandonment, topside or subsea isolation, and recovery operations. We design and manufacture bespoke hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical control systems, and provide DNV-rated Intervention Workover Control System (IWOCS) equipment including HPUs, umbilicals, reelers, deployment frames, and subsea interfacing equipment.

27,000 sqm Perth facility and Melbourne location houses a NATA-accredited calibration and testing laboratory, capable of conducting high-pressure testing, flushing, and equipment certification. We also undertake the in-house fabrication and refurbishment of manifolds, jumpers, and control panels for use in temporary or replacement service during decommissioning works.

With one of the largest fleets of DNV-certified rental equipment in Australia, Trident provides hydraulic power units, flushing rigs, test systems, and umbilicals for short- or long-term hire, supported by qualified technicians for onshore and offshore deployment.

In addition, we offer storage, maintenance, and preservation services to ensure recovered or idle equipment remains in optimal condition and ready for reuse or disposal.

By combining in-house design, fabrication, testing, and offshore support, Trident delivers a complete and reliable service offering to the decommissioning sector, helping operators reduce risk, minimise downtime, and maintain safety and environmental compliance throughout the project lifecycle.

Triton Offshore can assist companies with their offshore projects by delivering engineering and operational support on/offshore where we focus mainly on the decommissioning of offshore structures. This by providing technical reports, structural calculations and technical drawings to complete this task. We do this with a vast experience in decommissioning, installation, transportation and design of offshore structures. Triton Offshore only works with a select group of people from its own network. We can provide engineering support for decommissioning and installation projects throughout the world. Support can be given on wide variety of subjects and can also cover multiple disciplines. For example, the creation of lift plans and rigging designs, structural analysis or development of tools and lifting appliances. When providing support, Triton Offshore always strives to base its engineering on actual experience gained in the field. One of our core values is that (offshore) operations and engineering should go hand in hand.

UTEC, Acteon’s geo-services business line, delivers specialist survey, inspection and data management services that inform safe, accurate offshore operations. From high-resolution geophysical surveys and geotechnical sampling to advanced positioning and construction support, UTEC helps reduce risk and optimise decision-making at every stage.