Through our fisheries liaison contacts Brown & May Marine Ltd. have access to a wide range of vessels thorough collaboration with national fishery organisations and independent fishermen. BMML surveyors have extensive experience in working with vessels to meet client audit requirements.
BMML maintain productive ongoing working relationships with national and international research centres and laboratories to ensure the use of up to date and accepted procedures and protocols.
Given below is a small sample of testimonials from clients in respect of the BMML’s work.
“The Consents Manager, Commercial Manager and myself have all found BMM to be professional and reliable, available at short notice and to produce work of a high standard on time and within budget.”
“BMML have also liaised with local skippers, fishing associations and other interested parties during offshore surveys to arrange removal of fishing gear and administration of cooperation payments. We have always found BMML to be diligent and to work to a high standard often at short notice.”
“Brown & May Marine Ltd. have always provided excellent services to the projects and used their good working relationships with the Authorities and stakeholders, e.g. Cefas, MFA, Fishermen’s associations, to provide the projects with the best quality of work in the right time and without ever exceeding an agreed budget.”
“As Project Manager for all three projects, I have found Brown & May Marine Ltd. to be professional and reliable, producing work of a high standard, within budget and on time.”
“In particular, the herring spawning survey made a major contribution to our successful submission for the removal of the license piling restriction on our development.”
“BMML’s support and work on an active fisheries in and around the development areas has been particularly beneficial in allowing the unobstructed access of survey and construction vessels.”
“Good communications, responsive and flexible. Focus was on delivering a high level of service.”
“Very satisfied with the thoroughness of the survey delivery and the communication throughout survey operations.”
