Stirling Group announces two appointments in its crisis management team

DUBAI -- Stirling Group, a global provider of health, safety and environmental services to the oil and gas industry, has bolstered its services to clients with two key appointments in the field of crisis management.

Ray Ramsay and Dominic Webb have been appointed to the respective roles of regional manager for crisis and continuity management (CCM) in the Middle East and global principal project manager.

Ramsay’s post will see him leading Stirling Group’s CCM activities in the Middle East. He will also oversee CCM’s expansion into new countries within the region.

Webb’s primary focus will be the Middle East, in addition to providing support across Asia Pacific and Stirling Group’s European business.

Angus Neil, managing director of Stirling Group, said, “Ray and Dominic bring a wealth of experience to their roles and will enable us to provide an enhanced service to clients. Both have played an important part in our recent success and have an extensive international background in crisis management.

“Demand across the Middle East and Asia in particular is growing for health, safety and environmental services. We recently expanded our training centre in Kurdistan and with these latest appointments we have the facilities and team in place to build on our first-class service to clients across these regions.”

Ramsay joined Stirling Group in July 2014 as strategic projects manager for emergency response and crisis management. His career in Emergency Response and Crisis Management spans 15 years with previous appointments including Tullow Oil in Ghana, and RSS Management, Petrofac Training and Rubicon Response in Aberdeen.

With almost 20 years’ experience in emergency response, Webb held the role of regional manager for the Middle East, Africa and Central Asia for Stirling Group. Prior to Altor, he was employed by iON Risk Management, Petrofac Training, Rubicon Response, and Link Associates.