Steve Moir, Texo Integrity operations director

New role for Texo Group boss

ENERGY service firm Texo Group has named a new operations director. Steve Moir takes up the role within Texo Integrity, ...

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ENERGY service firm Texo Group has named a new operations director.

Steve Moir takes up the role within Texo Integrity, Texo Group’s “one-stop-shop” for inspection and energy asset management.

His latest appointment comes after he re-joined Texo in April to take up the position of head of oil and gas operations at the group’s drone survey and inspection (DSI) wing.

Texo, headquartered in Westhill, near Aberdeen, said it had created the new role to “reflect the closer alignment” of its Integrity and DSI branches.

Chris Smith, Texo Group managing director, said: “Steve has been instrumental in the integration of our aerial survey and inspection business across all Texo divisions.

“As operations director for Texo Integrity, Steve is in ideal situation to continue leading the growth of the business.”

Mr Moir has more than 25 years of experience in business leadership and inspection engineering in the North Sea and other international energy provinces.

He said: “I am passionate about reducing or eliminating the time personnel spend in difficult, unpleasant or risky environments which is why I am excited about developing the prospects for Texo Integrity.

“We offer clients consistent and reliable compliance and reporting tools through innovative robotic and digital 3D visualisation technologies.

“This is delivered alongside multi-disciplinary teams offering traditional asset inspection, repair and maintenance skills which get the job done.

“Leading the adoption of technology which increases safety and saves time and money is truly my ideal role.”

 

 

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