Guardian Decommissioning has announced the official opening of its new office in Trinidad and Tobago, further strengthening its presence in the region and reinforcing its commitment to delivering safe, efficient and sustainable decommissioning solutions for the energy sector.
The new office, located in Chaguaramas, will serve as a hub for local operations, providing closer support to clients, partners and stakeholders across the region. It will also facilitate the development of local talent, create employment opportunities, and enable greater collaboration with regional businesses and communities.
Guardian Decommissioning also announced the appointment of Bruce Huggins as Country Manager for Trinidad and Tobago. Bruce brings extensive industry experience and a deep understanding of the local market, and will lead the Trinidad and Tobago operations, driving local engagement and supporting the delivery of our regional strategy.
The opening of this office aligns with Guardian Decommissioning’s long-term strategy to be closer to our clients, support regional growth and contribute to the future of safe, sustainable P&A and Decommissioning.
“Trinidad and Tobago plays a critical role in the global decommissioning landscape, and we are proud to establish a permanent presence here,” said Craig Grabein, Senior Vice President of Guardian Decommissioning. “This new office reflects our continued investment in the region and our dedication to working in partnership with local communities and industry to deliver lasting value.”