Acergy supply Coabis operators worldwide.

Acergy also use Coabis and Coabis.web with several clients to verify and analyse data.

Aker Solutions, as well as developing and supporting Coabis, also use it to plan, coordinate and report upon inspection and corrosion management operations for several companies in the petrochemical industry.

Bibby Offshore supply Coabis operators for subsea operations.

BP West Java have been using Coabis since 2004 to manage the subsea inspection of their underwater assets.

Since 2006, Coabis has also been used to manage the inspection of BP UK's West of Shetland assets, Foinaven and Schiehallion.

BP UK have also implemented a Coabis.web application, enabling users to securely share and review Coabis data on the West of Shetland assets via Internet Explorer.

In 2008, BP Angola also opted for Coabis for management of their underwater inspection and integrity.

Britannia Operator Limited have been using Coabis for subsea integrity management since 1998.

In 2001, Britannia started using Coabis for topsides structural inspections.

CAN Group use Coabis and Coabis.web to prepare and execute workpacks, as well as to verify and analyse inspection data.

Centrica Energy (formerly British Gas Hydrocarbon Resources) have been using Coabis for subsea integrity management of their Morecambe Bay assets since 1994.

In 2001, Centrica Energy began using Coabis for the corrosion management of their offshore assets and onshore terminals.

Centrica Energy have also implemented a company-wide Coabis.web application, enabling users to securely share and review Coabis data via Internet Explorer.

Centrica Storage Limited have been using Coabis for subsea integrity management on their Rough field assets since 1994.

Chevron Upstream Europe have been using Coabis for their subsea integrity management since 1990.

In 1997 Chevron started using Coabis for their topsides structural integrity management, including the cargo and ballast tanks on Captain FPSO.

Chevron have also implemented a company-wide Coabis.web application, enabling users to securely share and review Coabis data via Internet Explorer.

ConocoPhillips UK have been using Coabis for subsea integrity management since 1989.

DNV use Coabis and Coabis.web to prepare and execute workpacks, as well as to verify and analyse inspection data.

Dominion Diving supply Coabis operators in Canada.

EnCana (formerly PanCanadian Petroleum) used Coabis for subsea integrity management on their Nova Scotian assets from 1997 through to their de-commissioning.

Endeavour International Corporation selected Coabis as the integrity management software solution for their underwater assets from 2008.

ExxonMobil North Sea have been using Coabis for subsea integrity management since 1990.

In 2000, ExxonMobil Canada's Sable Offshore Energy project began using Coabis for subsea integrity management on their assets in Nova Scotia.

Fairfield Energy selected Coabis as the subsea integrity management software solution for their North Sea assets from 2008.

Fugro-Rovtech supply Coabis operators for subsea operations.

In 2005, Rovtech's Highland Eagle ROVSV was mobilised with NETmc DVRi digital video hardware, for use with the Coabis-NETmc DVRi digital video interface for several companies.

Husky Energy have been using Coabis for inspection and integrity management of the White Rose field and associated underwater equipment since 2006.

Husky Energy purchased a Coabis software license in 2007, covering future survey campaigns.

Husky have also deployed a Coabis.web, enabling engineers in the UK and Canada to securely share and review integrity data via a web-based interface.

Subsea integrity management for Husky Energy is managed by the Subsea Solutions group within Aker Kvaerner Offshore Partner Limited.

Integrated Subsea Services supply Coabis operators for subsea operations.

Lloyd's Register use Coabis and Coabis.web with several clients to verify and analyse data.

MCS use Coabis and Coabis.web with several clients to verify and analyse data.

Oceaneering OiS use Coabis and Coabis.web with several clients to verify and analyse data.

Oceanteam 2000 supply Coabis operators for subsea operations.

Seascape Inspection Services Pte Ltd supply Coabis operators and related services for subsea operations in the Asia pacific region.

Seascape also use Coabis and Coabis.web with several clients to verify and analyse data.

Seaworks supply Coabis operators for subsea operations in Australasia and the Middle East.

Shell have been using Coabis for subsea integrity and operations management on all of their Central and Northern North Sea assets since 1992.

In 1995, Shell began using Coabis for their Southern North Sea (ONEgas West) assets.

In 2004, Shell began using Coabis for their Netherlands-based (ONEgas East) assets.

In 2005, Shell EPE began using Coabis for their Norwegian assets.

With over 250 assets in Coabis, and over 20 years of legacy data (converted from other applications), Shell EPE are one of our largest and most intensive Coabis users.

Shell EP Europe have also implemented a Coabis.web enabling Shell and Subsea7 engineers to securely share and review Coabis data via Internet Explorer.

Shell Todd Oil Services have been using Coabis since 2004 to manage the subsea inspection of their New Zealand assets.

Subsea7 supply Coabis operators worldwide.

Subsea7 also use Coabis and Coabis.web with several clients to verify and analyse data.

SureSpek use Coabis in Australasia to provide inspection management services.

Talisman Energy UK have been using Coabis for subsea integrity management since 2000.

In 2001, Talisman started using Coabis for topsides structural integrity management on all of their North Sea assets.

In 2007 Talisman also opted to implement Coabis for the corrosion and integrity managemet of the piping and vessels on their North Sea assets. This gives Talisman a single-source for their inspection, integrity and corrosion data.

Talisman have also implemented a Coabis.web, enabling Talisman, CAN and WS Atkins engineers to securely share and review Coabis data via Internet Explorer, as well as integrating data between Coabis and complementary applications such as IRS and T-Max.

Technip supply Coabis operators worldwide.

Technip also use Coabis and Coabis.web with several clients to verify and analyse data.

In 2005, Technip's CSO Alliance DSV was mobilised with NETmc DVRi digital video hardware, for use with the Coabis-NETmc DVRi digital video interface for several companies.

Total UK have been using Coabis for their subsea integrity management on all of their North Sea assets since 1993.

In 2000, Total began using Coabis for topsides structural integrity management.

Total A/S have been using Coabis for their subsea integrity management in Norway since 1996.

Woodside Energy have been using Coabis for subsea integrity management on their Australian offshore assets since 1989.

Following their 2003 inspection campaign using Netlink's Inspection Manager Enterprise application, Woodside returned to a rationalised configuration of Coabis in 2004, de-commissioning Inspection Manager Enterprise.

Woodside have also implemented a Coabis.web application, enabling users to securely share and review Coabis data via Internet Explorer.