Our Client is a well renown offshore shipping company with 42 ships in their fleet and 2500 highly skilled employees worldwide.
Their vessels and expertise provide their partners in the offshore energy industry with the operational power, safety and reliability they need to grow everything but their environmental impact.
As one of the earliest adopters of green initiatives, our Client’s ambition is to reach their targets of zero emissions and zero incidents.
Our Client is one of the first offshore operators to support the growth of the Offshore Wind sector, thus their current need to equip 3 (three) of their OSVs with telescopic access bridge (TAB) gangways.
The scope of work consisted in identifying the stress levels transmitted by the newly installed telescopic access bridge into the existing hull structure, on the connecting brackets and through compression into the deck stoppers.
In cases where the resulted tensions were close to the material limit, the scope of work was extended to mitigating the stress levels by providing sufficient reinforcements and obtaining final Class approval to enable installations.
• Three different gangway integrations analysed and Class approved in record time; • Swift collaboration between disciplines allowed faster project delivery; • Successful installation within the designated window achieved. Our client has reached their very ambitious goal to equip their fleet of three OSVs with telescopic access bridge gangways and enhance their involvement in the Offshore Wind industry. They have expressed their extreme satisfaction towards GLO Marine’s technical expertise, as well as GLO Marine’s capability to deliver results under extreme schedule pressure The existing collaboration will expand to other offshore mobilisation projects such as equipment integrations and addition of new Class notations.