Words can hardly capture the depth fo sorrow we feel upon learning of your loss.

I have only worked with Sandy on 1 project, which was S-OIL, over the lockdown. Just like what other messages described, Sandy was an absolute gentleman, hard-working, wise, with a great sense of humour, and calm.

S-OIL was a tough job, could be first of the type for a few things, at Worley worldwide. He had a huge scope on S-OIL, still on EACOP, and also the project controls manager for the London office. But Sandy was always on top of things, with a nice manner.

He’s the Worley Colin Firth in my opinion, and a great manager, which I have told him, before I finished up on the job. I have seen Sandy a couple of times after, in my office, when he’s in Glasgow for Northvolt and visiting family. He looked great and fit as always. It was absolutely shocking to hear about this sad news. 

I am so sorry for your loss. May the love and memories you shared bring you confort in the days ahead.

(Photo: Dinner at an Itallian restaurant with some of the S-OIL team.)