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OFFSHORE WIND SHIPMENTS
CASE STUDY
FIVE VOYAGES WITH 50 TRANSITION PIECES AND 1 OHVS
• Phu My, Vietnam, to Ostende, Belgium • 50 transition pieces and OHVS for the offshore wind industry• Contractor: Martin Bencher• Vessels: Industrial Royal, Industrial Revolution, HR Constitution, Aquila J, Drago J.
In Oct 2015 Martin Bencher hired Intermarine to transport 50 transition pieces and one OHVS in five total shipments from Asia to Europe over a four month span. All shipments had to be carried out on a last in/first out basis and shipped via the Suez channel to minimize transit time.
“We have been very happy working with Intermarine on these shipments. Dealing with a project this size, requires a proactive and flexible approach. Intermarine has throughout this project demonstrated their capabilities by: being flexible, adjusting the laycans to accommodate late changes in the production plan without any financial impacts on the overall shipping cost, being proactive by developing an extensive method statement eliminating doubts about the loading/ discharge operations, and being physically represented by knowledgeable Port Captains to orchestrate the loadout and discharge operations.”
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Quote from the Client:The technical planning of the project began Q1 2015 with technical solutions, method statement (MS) and the design of transportation equipment. Because these were the first transition pieces manufactured by CS Wind in Vietnam for the offshore industry they required a high focus on quality and safety from both the cargo and transport suppliersIssuance of detailed MS including lifting arrangements and lashing descriptions meeting all HSE requirement and Nobel Denton rules Port Captain and HSE attendance at port of loading and discharge
50 transition pieces each 19,9 x 6,26 x 6,65m - 146,44 mt25 TP platform each 11,61 x 7,94 x 5,47 m - 19,85 mt1 x OHVS 19,33 x 8,30 x 8,08 m - 243,6 mt1 x OHVS girder 17,72 x 15,65 x 5,35 m - 146,10mt+ parts
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INTERMARINE CASE STUDY: OFFSHORE WIND SHIPMENTS
Technical Project Manager: Kirill PlotnikovPort Captain: Dmytro Kyznetzov (Phu My) Keld Pedersen (Ostende)HSE: Kateryna KuznyetsovaOperator: Noraliza Xakaria and Rene OlsenCommercial/Project Manangement: Christine Schou
With our dedicated wind team we ensured full commitment in performance and attention to the client’s needs. We were quick to respond to the everchanging environment prior to and during the operation.
There was a delay in the production schedule and the shipping scheduled was narrowedMeeting the Nobel Denton rules and Offshore HSE and vetting requirements for his project in ports not experienced with the Offshore industry
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We analyzed various vessels that would meet the project requirements in advanceFlexibility in shipping periods and lot sizes in order to meet clients’ needs and revised production scheduleProvided dedicated personnel, including HSE officer, at all shipments to ensure consistency throughout the project
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