Cameron Lawson

Cameron Lawson has extensive work experience in engineering and project management roles in the oil and gas industry. Cameron started their career in 1998 as a Project Engineer at Ian Murray Engineering, where they focused on subsea consultancy and assessment projects. Cameron then worked at Amerada Hess as an Optimisation Engineer, promoting technical limit enthusiasm among offshore drilling crews. Lawson later joined Oceaneering as a Design Engineer, where they were responsible for designing ROV operated remote tooling and structural protective frameworks. In 2002, they moved to Aggreko as a Mechanical Development Engineer, managing the design team and component selection for diesel generator sets. Lawson then worked at P.A.C.T. Engineering Ltd as a Senior Development Engineer, responsible for managing mechanical engineering and overseeing groundbreaking pipeline and downhole intervention projects.

In 2008, Lawson joined Neptune Marine Services as a Development Engineer, where they designed subsea equipment for offshore operations. Cameron also worked at Wood Group Kenny as a Lead Subsea Hardware Engineer, providing support to BP for subsea operations and managing smaller projects. In 2015, Lawson became an Engineering Director at Cairndene, leading the engineering division and providing innovative and cost-effective products for the marine environment. Finally, they joined PAR Systems in 2015 as an Engineering Director.

Overall, Cameron Lawson's work experience showcases their expertise in engineering design, project management, and subsea operations in the oil and gas industry.

Cameron Lawson graduated from the University of Aberdeen in 1998 with a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) degree in Mechanical Engineering. Before that, they attended Park Mains High School from 1988 to 1994. In 2013, they obtained certifications as a Chartered Engineer from the Engineering Council and as a Chartered Marine Engineer from the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science & Technology.