SAFER, SMARTER, GREENER

TAKING A BROADER VIEWAn introduction to DNV GL

IT’S TIME TO TAKE A BROADER VIEWto address increased complexity

Businesses all over the world are confronted by more and more dilemmas. They face complicated decisions about operations and investments, juggling financial, envir onmental, regulatory and social considerations at the same time.

Despite the complexity of these chal lenges, businesses are expected to manoeuvre for excellence. Companies are being scrutinized by many different stakeholders – from end consumers and investors to regulators and

non-governmental organizations. They show zero toler-ance for failure and only trust businesses that behave – and don’t just talk – in a responsible manner.

At DNV GL, we enable businesses to be better prepared to deal with this scrutiny and increased complexity. We use our independence and fact-based approach to build trust between stakeholders. To do that, we must take a broader view.

SOME DECISIONS NEVER GET A SECOND CHANCE

A broader view on details

You need to start with the right facts

Some decisions have long-term consequences. Take, for example, the thousands of decisions and long-term consequences of constructing a gas pipeline or a ship, or establishing a wind farm. Not only does each of these present regulatory, financial, environmental, technical and operational challenges, they require you to be able to manage diverse – and sometimes conflicting – stakeholder interests.

To ensure that you make the right decisions regarding any of these challenges, you need the right facts, the right skills and detailed, trustworthy knowledge in many different areas. DNV GL has deep competencies within a broad range of fields. We help companies better understand and manage risks and make sound, informed decisions based on facts. The real value, however, is our ability to combine this detailed know ledge and address the bigger picture.

ENABLING SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE PERFORMANCEby understanding how the details are connected

Having deep competence across a broad range of areas is not enough. To navigate safely through mounting com-plexity, you must understand how all details are connect-ed and how they impact the bigger picture.

We help to do exactly that through:

Independent assurance services: classification, certification, assessment, verification and testing These are the means for businesses to constantly improve and prove compliance with regulatory requirements, rules, standards and recommended practices to ensure the highest standards of quality, safety and sustainability.

Expert advisory services We enable businesses to solve complex technical or operational challenges to advance their per formance in a safe and sustainable manner.

Standards and recommended practices We accumulate and share insights from our extensive, hands-on industry experience, technical know ledge and joint industry innovations by developing new or updated standards and recommended practices.

Qualification of new technologies Based on our trusted, independent approach and proven technical expertise and methodologies, we help business-es qualify their new technologies. Although we never de-sign or manufacture products ourselves, we nevertheless use our know ledge to inspire the industry by developing new concepts to solve complex challenges.

Advanced software products Through a full suite of software solutions we support a variety of business critical activities including design and engineering, risk assessment, asset integrity and optimiza-tion, QHSE and ship management.

Research and innovation Every year, we devote five per cent of our revenue to research and innovation. In close collaboration with our customers and other organizations, we gain new insights and solutions for the short term and the long term.

That is what we do. We are obsessed with details and facts, but always with the bigger picture in mind, so that our customers can optimize business performance with-out compromising on safety and sustainability standards.

A broader view on risk management

SHARING IDEAS MAKES THE WORLD SAFER, SMARTER AND GREENER

At DNV GL, we have cultivated partnerships and gained extensive insights within many industries. We also work with universities, regulators, authorities and NGOs. Because we are independent, we often bring together key players within an industry to develop innovative solutions and turn knowledge into standards and best practices for the benefit of the entire industry.

A best practice from one industry can sometimes be ap-plied to – and help advance – practices in another industry.

For example, our maritime origins and expertise on float-ing structures is applied in the offshore oil and gas and offshore wind industries. The experience we have gained in these high-risk industries is helping hospitals and

A broader view on industry understanding

Setting the standards

healthcare organizations manage risk and improve patient safety.

The solution to an industry challenge is not always found within that same industry. This broader view on industry challenges and opportunities is benefiting our customers every day.

On the following pages you will discover more about DNV GL’s expertise within the main industries we service.

Our vision is to have a global impact for a safe and sustainable future.

We work towards that vision in a wide range of industries with a particular focus on the ones listed on the right.

Our classification, certification, technical assurance, independent advisory services and software products enable businesses all around the world to become safer, smarter and greener.

BROAD INDUSTRY EXPERTISEOne common vision

Oil and gas

Shipping

Electric power

Food and beverage

Healthcare

IMPROVING SAFETY AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCEFor over 150 years, our number one priority has remained the safety of vessels and offshore structures, their cargoes and crews. As the leading ship classification so-ciety and maritime advisor, we have a wealth of technical expertise to help our customers become safer and more effective. Also, our contribution to in-ternational statutory and classification rule-making means that our customers can be confident in complying with today’s standards, while being pre-pared for tomorrow’s demands.

The maritime industry is constantly changing to become safer, more

cost-efficient, reduce emissions, utilize new technologies and adapt to new regulatory requirements. This is why we invest heavily in research and develop-ment, working in partnership to find the best solutions for tomorrow. Our customers rely on us to deliver the tech-nical expertise and innovative solutions they need to optimize performance of their businesses.

We assume the responsibility of being the leading class society by sharing knowledge and driving new innova-tions. So that every day, every year, we can make the industry safer, smarter and greener, together with our customers.

ADDING VALUE TO THE SHIPPING INDUSTRY

CHUNHUA GE

Project ManagerShanghai, China

Owners and operators in the offshore industry face growing com-plexity in managing their operations. Ships and offshore structures are equipped with advanced machinery and companies are striving to improve the safety and efficiency of these complex assets. When overseeing the design and construction process of a mobile off-shore unit, project managers like Chunhua Ge take this complexity into account.

Working on the FPSO Western Isles, Dr. Ge is also making sure that the Performance Standards for the UK Verification Scheme are met – a prerequisite for the vessel to operate in the UK. She also ensures that our Offshore Classification requirements are being met and followed up.

Classification We provide a full range of classification services covering all ship segments and offshore structures, from classifica-tion of new-building and ships in operation to certification of materials, systems and components. Our global net-work of surveyors apply the highest quality standards.

StatutoryDNV GL is authorized by more than 120 flag administra-tions to carry out statutory certification on their behalf.

AdvisoryDrawing on the extensive experience and technical exper-tise of our employees, we help shipowners mobilize the full potential of their assets and operations; from optimiz-ing fuel efficiency and assessing a fleet of ships in service according to defined standards to developing solutions to specific technical issues onboard ships.

AcademyOur Maritime Academy provides targeted training to help customers improve business performance and achieve their goals.

SoftwareDNV GL is a leading global provider of software solutions for ship design, management and operations to enable a safer, smarter and greener maritime industry.

Control system testingControl system software is an essential and integrated part of all modern vessels. Through Marine Cybernetics, we of-fer virtual sea trials through simulator-based testing, which is an efficient and effective tool for assessing the capability and robustness of control system software.

Key services

KLAUS MÜLLER

SurveyorHamburg, Germany

Shipowners and operators rely on smooth operation and maximum availability of their fleet at all times. Our on-site surveyors bring ex-pertise, creativity and experience to make sure our customers’ ships are always safely en route to their next destination.

When Klaus Müller steps on board a ship, he is working to make sure that there are no surprises waiting for the captain at the next port state inspection. Owners and charterers can rely on his 16 years of experience with DNV GL in new-building and fleet in ser-vice. Whether a pontoon or an Ultra Large Container Vessel, Klaus is always focusing on the details that really make a difference to the safety and compliance of the vessel. He forms part of DNV GL’s global support system, spanning more than 100 countries with 300 stations and servicing more than 13,000 vessels.

SINGAPORE HAMBURG

72,7 %FUEL CONSUMED

27,3 %FUEL SAVED

ENABLING SAFETY, RELIABILITY AND ENHANCED PERFORMANCEThe oil and gas sector is facing great-er technical and business complexity. Supported by 5,500 oil and gas experts around the world, DNV GL helps customers to tackle these chal-lenges in their projects and operations.

We enable safety, reliability and en-hanced performance at every stage of the asset lifecycle.

We drive the sector forward through collaboration, developing industry standards and recommended practices to promote safer, smarter and greener operations.

THE TECHNICAL ADVISOR TO THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY

EJAZ YOUSAF

QUANTITATIVE RISK ASSESSMENT

DOCUMENT COMPLIANCE

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT

Head of Section Customer Services Support & QA Fixed Structures Oslo, Norway

As oil and gas operations enter harsher environments and greater technical complexity, it is critical that thorough strength analyses are conducted before an asset is put into operation.

Ejaz Yousaf heads a team of technical support engineers that supports customers in analysing fixed offshore structures through DNV GL’s Sesam software. The software tool is used by some of the world’s best-known oil and gas companies to design and analyse structures. It calculates the risk of wind, wave and fatigue impact on assets, helping operators to determine the safety and profitability of the total operation. Ejaz and his team enable customers to complete robust strength analyses within tight project deadlines, a job that allows him to enjoy strong relationships with industry peers across the world.

Risk management advisory We provide risk identification, assessment and mitigation advice to customers in every major energy centre in the world; from oil spill risk assessment and monitoring to emission reduction studies and groundwater contami-nation monitoring. We also help address technical due diligence and business risk management challenges.

Technical advisory Our specialists and laboratories offer technology quali-fication, technical assessment and operational integrity advice to ensure that projects and operations are safe and fit for service. We specialize in assessing the reliability and functionality of systems that must withstand complex wellstreams, high pressures and temperatures, aggressive chemicals, cold climates and deep waters. We also have a long heritage of supporting new technologies in the gas sector.

IT risk managementWe help manage risks in data reliability, software systems and control systems. Marine Cybernetics, a DNV GL com-pany, is a world-leading provider of independent testing. Through advanced simulations using Hardware-In-the Loop (HIL) testing technology, we verify the integrity of software control systems.

Technical assurance – verificationSupported by world-class standards and recommended practices, our engineers and surveyors verify and certify the integrity and performance of assets. We ensure our customers’ plans, procedures and assets meet the required regulatory, financial and operational requirements.

Technical assurance – inspectionOur inspectors and coordinators provide peace of mind that companies are compliant with the latest regulatory and quality assurance demands. We use experience and pioneering software to test, monitor and record items and equipment at every stage of an asset’s development. Noble Denton marine assurance & advisoryWe audit the technical readiness of marine operations and provide independent and impartial advice to vessel owners, operators and underwriters.

SoftwareOur oil and gas software provides risk management solu-tions from well to terminal. We support all phases of an asset’s life, from design to operation and decommission-ing of upstream, midstream and downstream assets.

Key services

DENNIS VAN PUTTEN

Technical Professional, Flow Testing & CalibrationGroningen, The Netherlands

Dennis Van Putten works in DNV GL’s multiphase flow laboratory in Groningen, The Netherlands, and holds a PhD on this topic. Dennis was a driving force behind the design and construction of the facility. Here, he and his colleagues provide independent advice on calibration and asset performance in realistic field conditions to operators, manufacturers and regulators. The facility forms part of our growing portfolio of R&D and testing centres on three continents.

STRUCTURAL RELIABILITY ANALYSIS

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT

ADRIAAN HOFSTEE

ADDRESSING THE ENERGY ‘TRILEMMA’Over the next 35 years, demand for en-ergy is expected to increase by almost 60 per cent. At the same time, society expects energy to be greener, more reliable and affordable. This is what we refer to as the energy ‘trilemma’.

As a consequence, we must change the way we generate, transmit, distrib-ute and use energy if we are to attain a sustainable future.

With over 90 years in the power indus-try, we are committed to solving the energy trilemma with leading innova-tion activities and proven global en-ergy services. These include strategic and technical advice, planning, testing, inspection and certification.

Through our 2,500 energy experts in 30 countries and 10 advanced laboratories, we can assist companies in solving both global and local energy challenges.

RELIABLE, AFFORDABLE AND SUSTAINABLE ENERGY

Test Engineer, High Voltage, Arnhem, The Netherlands

Energy transport over longer distances is needed to meet the increased global demand for electricity and to connect new energy sources in remote areas to highly populated places. Proper testing of new equipment, like transformers, circuit breakers, and cables, for this extreme segment minimizes the risk of major unexpected outages. At DNV GL we test our customers’ circuit breakers, trans-formers, cable systems and other transmission and distribution equipment for their safe and reliable operation.

Adriaan Hofstee works on developing new technologies to test and certify high voltage power equipment needed in super grids. He is excited about the prospect of working in the first laboratory in the world capable of testing ultra-high power for super grid networks of 800 kV and above.

JAMES DOBBIN

Senior Engineer, Mechanical Systems, Bristol, UK

Every day we help technologies mature. James Dobbin is part of a team that has shown how a fully-integrated approach to design for offshore wind can drive down the cost of energy delivered by up to 40%. This innovation is helping to ensure that renewable energy is affordable, secure and clean.

Experts like James work with customers every day to solve prob-lems and challenges across the entire energy value chain. We support all kinds of businesses from developers, investors, manu-facturers, large-scale utilities and independent project developers, to non-profit and government organizations. Our experts take a broader view on the industry and work relentlessly to make an impact on the bigger picture.

KEMA Laboratories - power testing, inspections and certification Our testing, inspections and certification services offered in the world-renowned KEMA Laboratories combine tradi-tional and state-of-the-art gear to ensure that every kind of grid equipment can be tested for performance and safety.

Renewables advisory servicesAs the recognized authority in onshore wind energy, we are also at the forefront of the offshore wind, wave, tidal and solar sectors. By providing independent technical and engineering services, products and training, we help our customers to minimize risk and drive down the cost of energy.

Renewables certificationAs the world’s largest independent certification body for renewable energy, we offer certification of wind turbines, support structures, substations, wave and tidal energy devices and other renewables; all according to IEC standards, our own guidelines and standards, and various national approval systems including BSH and CVA.

Electricity transmission, distribution, smart grids We enable industry stakeholders to make the right deci-sions in ever-evolving energy markets through strategic and technical advice, planning, implementation and energy delivery optimization. Addressing the future also means innovating today. We invest in proprietary research in new technologies and business models – from smart grids to consumer-driven demand management – for communities, industry and society as a whole.

Energy efficiencyWe help our customers set and achieve their energy management and sustainability objectives by providing value through strategic planning, market and technology research, implementation support and performance measurement.

SoftwareDNV GL is a leading global provider of software for the energy industry. Our solutions enable customers to de-sign, optimize and manage assets efficiently.

Key services

AFFORDABILITY

SUSTAINABILITYRELIABILITY

ENSURING A SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN Our global food system is under pressure from population growth, changing consump-tion patterns, increasing complexity of supply chains, soil depletion and climate change.

Consumers and regulators, retailers and food manufacturers are demanding high standards of safety, quality and transpar-ency. Companies are increasingly held accountable for their entire value chain. We work with companies from farm to fork on issues from sound sourcing, safety and quality to product sustainability. Our services include certification of food, feed

safety and quality management systems to relevant recognized standards.

We help customers to manage supply chain risk, including traceability certification that supports and substantiates the supply chain transparency. Through our product certifi-cation services, we verify the safety, quality and sustainability of particular products and assure their sustainable sourcing. The latest addition to our portfolio is a range of water management services.

MAKING FOOD AND BEVERAGES SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE

PIERGIORGIO MORETTI

Carbon Footprint & Lifecycle Assessment Responsible, Venice, Italy

All food depends on water, be it primary products or processed food. More than 70% of the Earth is covered by water, but only 2.5% is fresh water. Water scarcity has become a global issue with increased consumption and a growing world population.

Piergiorgio sees that companies are starting to measure and man-age their water usage in order to reduce their total consumption of water. By assessing the companies’ calculations of their consump-tion values, customers do not just realize they can do more with less water and thereby reduce costs. They are also able to communicate their commitment to a sustainable business performance in an effective, transparent and trustworthy way.

ENHANCED PERSON-CENTRED CAREModern healthcare can boast many impres-sive achievements: from improving cancer survival rates and the eradication of small-pox to the development of innovative treat-ments and technologies such as antibiotic therapy and organ transplants. However, the increased complexity that is required for the delivery of advanced care comes together with increased risks to patients and staff.

By combining our experience in other safety critical sectors with our deep knowl-edge of healthcare in over 40 countries, we support healthcare providers to proactively identify and manage patient safety and other quality risks to improve the value of the healthcare they deliver. By adopting

systems thinking, organized around the needs of the patient, healthcare providers will be better positioned to consistently deliver tailored healthcare in a sector that is constantly undergoing change.

Our services include accreditation of hospi-tals and other healthcare organizations. The accreditations are based on our own stand-ards and schemes and are recognized by the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid as well as ISQua.

We also deliver certification to management system standards that address quality, infec-tion risk, environmental impact, energy man-agement and information security, as well as product certification for medical devices.

MAKING FOOD AND BEVERAGES SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE IMPROVING HEALTHCARE

JOHN COOKE

Senior Lead Auditor, Cincinnati, USA

A hospital isn’t just a building; it is a place where individuals and families seek advice and comfort. Above all, it is a place where excellence is the minimum expectation and where a mistake can change your life in a heartbeat.

For John Cooke, patient safety and quality care is at the top of the agenda every day. He works relentlessly to help healthcare author-ities and institutions to identify, assess and manage their risks to ensure sustainable practices. He believes the success of our accred-itation and certification services centers on the ability to recognize the fundamental and unique elements of each customer’s culture, circumstances and mission.

SUSTAINABLE

TIMELYEQUITABLE

EFFECTIVECOST-EFFICIENT

SAFE

FOCUSED ON YOUR FUTURE

When you take a systematic approach to managing issues such as quality, environmental impact, safety and security – whether inside your organization or along your value chain – you put in place the building blocks of sustainable business performance. Our belief is that tomorrow’s successful companies will be those that create value while meeting the world’s economic, social and environmental needs. We partner with our customers in most industries to help them address today’s challenges while building a safe and sus-tainable tomorrow together.

Management systems certification This is a systematic approach to understand, manage and respond to our customers’ most critical risks. Certification against recognized standards assesses compliance but also how well the management system supports the most critical business objectives and builds stakeholder trust.

Product assurance Product certification can be a ticket-to-trade certification of compliance against required quality and safety standards and is increasingly linked to stakeholders demanding assur-ance of acceptable standards, i.e. product sustainability.

Supply chain management Managing what goes on in supply chains requires ad-dressing issues from environmental impact to workers’ rights, to quality and safety. Actions can range from assessing procurement and supply chain management practices, to certifying supply chain management systems, and auditing, assessing and training suppliers.

Sustainability strategy & reporting Creating a sustainability strategy requires identifying, understanding and prioritizing the social, environmental and economic risks and opportunities most significant to a company’s stakeholders. This becomes the basis for align-ing the organization, especially integrating sustainability into management practices. Reporting sustainability can provide compelling evidence of performance.

Training Equipping employees with awareness, knowledge and skills is essential to any organization’s success. No matter how well processes and procedures are designed, they are only as good as the people implementing and execut-ing them. Whether a quality system or a complex design process, training helps companies embed systems in their way of working so they may manage today’s challenges and build a robust foundation for the future.

Services we provide across all types of industries

VALUE ACROSS ALL INDUSTRIES

VALUE ACROSS ALL INDUSTRIES

WORLDWIDE LABORATORIES

Our laboratory services provide a unique and broad portfolio of testing capabilities, combined with strong multi-disciplinary knowledge and experience from the global shipping, energy and oil & gas sectors.

High-power and high-voltage laboratories (The Netherlands, US and Czech Republic)The KEMA High-Power and High-Voltage Laboratories are renowned by power manufacturers and utilities worldwide as the leading independent la boratories. The lab in Arnhem, The Netherlands, is the world’s largest independent testing and certification lab for medium, high and ultra-high voltage power transmission and distribution equipment.

The laboratory in Chalfont, US, is the largest high-power electrical testing lab in the country, providing electrical power, dielectric and mechanical testing services to a variety of customers in the energy and utility industry. In addition, our high-power and high-voltage laboratory in the Czech Republic issues Type Test Certificates and Test Reports for a range of electrical equipment.   Battery and energy storage centre (US)Development of advanced energy storage technologies and applications are on the rise. The lack of standards for technologies and standardized tests for applications pose challenges to compare technologies and applica-tions in this emerging and expanding field. The Battery and Energy Storage Technology Test & Commercialization Center (BEST T&CC) helps promote a clean energy society through innovative battery and energy storage technolo-gy. It is the result of collaboration with the New York BEST Consortium.

Materials and corrosion laboratory facilities (US, Germany, Norway, Singapore, Malaysia)Many of the component or system failures that take place are related to materials selection, corrosion or quality

issues. We offer a broad range of services within materials technology and laboratory testing. Our testing expertise is combined with theoretical knowledge of materials, failure modes/mechanisms, object expertise and an extensive team of corrosion specialists. We carry out tests for com-panies in the steel, automotive, construction, oil and gas, power and maritime industries.

Natural gas flow centre (UK)DNV GL’s Flow Centre is one of the largest high pressure natural gas flow facilities in the world providing services to the oil, gas, offshore and pipeline industries. Extensive pipework arrangements can be accommodated in the 90-metre-long test area and full-size components such as meters, regulators, valves and filters can be calibrated and tested in realistic operating conditions.

Large scale hazard testing (UK)Spadeadam Test Site is a unique facility carrying out research and technical service work for the oil and gas, process and energy industries, construction industries, as well as government agencies. It has the facilities and expe-rience for a variety of services including testing of valves under dynamic conditions and gas explosion tests.

Structures and systems testing (Singapore, US and Norway)Our labs are recognized for their advanced approach to materials and structural testing, including evaluation of the corrosion and cracking resistance of steel pipe material.

Gas quality laboratory (The Netherlands)Understanding the composition and overall properties of a transported gas is crucial to optimizing the process of gas grid entry, and reducing the risk of equipment damage and pipeline corrosion. Our laboratory in Groningen provides risk-assessment tools and techniques that analyse the exact composition of the used or trans-ported gases.

The science behind safety and reliability

Independent testing, inspection and certification

WE DON’T BELIEVE IN BUSINESS AS USUAL

We believe in the power of technology and that innovation and collaboration can lead to a safe and sustainable world. That is why we invest around five per cent of our annual revenue in innovation and research.

We invest in the future through long-term strategic research, innovation projects and by constantly developing the skills and technical excellence of our own people.

In addition, we believe that the best results come from close collaboration with our customers, industry partners and external experts. We bring together exper-tise from all these parties and share our experience and knowledge by develop-ing technical standards and recommended practices. These are used by many of the leading companies across the world to constantly raise the bar for safety, quality, environmental and operational performance.

Research and innovation for a safer, smarter and greener future

A broader view into the future

At DNV GL, we aim to maintain our technology leadership in the following disciplines:

System perspective ■ Risk, reliability, human factors ■ Environmental risk ■ Future management systems ■ Gas value chain

Technical integration ■ Integrated machinery systems ■ Integrated systems and software ■ Future transmission and distribution system integration

Fundamental expertise ■ Hydrodynamics and advanced simulations

■ Structural integrity and fatigue ■ Materials and welding technology

The Cutting Edge programme is an open innovation initiative in which ideas for development projects are collected from creative DNV GL employees from around the world to address needs expressed by customers.

Read more about our other collaborations and partnerships on dnvgl.com

Technology Leadership Programmes

Cutting Edge projects

Do you want to know more?

Our strategic research programmes currently include the following areas: Maritime Transport, Information Technol-ogy, Materials, Healthcare, Oil & Gas and Energy Systems, Climate Change and Power Systems and Electrification. Our goal is to build new knowledge and find solutions that will lead to a safer, more sustainable future.

Varying in size, complexity and the number of partners involved, our Joint Industry Projects share a common goal: to solve a specific technical need and, where possible, develop a new standard or technology that benefits industry at large. We initiate more than 40 joint industry projects every year.

Each year, cross-disciplinary, international project teams in DNV GL are formed to explore a specific field of technology or draft a new concept to be tested in the market. The ambition is to sketch out new ideas which might lead to new business opportunities within a two-year horizon.

Long-term strategic research

Joint Industry Projects

Extraordinary Innovation projects

GLOBAL REACH, LOCAL EXPERTISE

400

100

OFFICES WORLDWIDE

COUNTRIES

DNV GL operates across more than 400 offices in 100 countries and our highly-skilled force of 16,000 professionals is dedicated to make an impact for a safer and more sustainable future.

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FIGURE 01 FIGURE 02

EMPLOYEES, LEVEL OF EDUCATION

REVENUE (MILLION NOK) NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES

*Global Shared Services and Group Centre

85% BACHELOR, MASTER OR PHD LEVEL DEGREE

21,300 (FORECAST 31.12.2014) 15,728 (FORECAST 31.12.2014, NOT INCLUDING CONTRACTORS)

MASTER

42%

BACHELOR

37%

OTHER

10%

DOCTORATE

6%

2-YEAR COLLEGE

3%

TECHNICAL / PROFESSIONAL

2%

PER BUSINESS AREA PER BUSINESS AREA

MARITIME

8,600

OIL & GAS

6,200

ENERGY

3,100

BUSINESS ASSURANCE

2,500

SOFTWARE

800

MARITIME

4,942

OIL & GAS

4,043

ENERGY

2,476

BUSINESS ASSURANCE

1,834

SOFTWARE

725

OTHER*

1,644

MARINECYBERNETICS

100

MARINECYBERNETICS

64

HØVIK, OSLO (HEADQUARTERS)

SAFER, SMARTER, GREENER

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