CRANEMASTER NEWS
Visit us at the 15th North Sea Offshore Cranes & Lifting Conference, 27th - 29th April in Aberdeen. We will be giving a presentation on the use of Cranemaster through the splash zone, and will be easily accessible at our exhibition stand nr 16.
Visit us at the Australasian Oil & Gas Exhibition & Conference, 24th - 26th March 2010. The event will take place at Perth Convention Exhibition Centre. We will be available together with our Australian representative AME Engineering at E30 in the Subsea Zone.
6. February 2009 -
SWL 150T 4500mm stroke Cranemaster for installation of GRP covers.
Cranemaster unit returns after being used by Acergy for installation of GRP covers on the Tordis project. Weights of covers ranging from 3T -20T was safely installed at 185 meters water depth.
5. December 2009 -
400T Cranemaster units to be used by Technip USA offshore Ghana.
Ernst-B. Johansen A.S. has been reworded a contract for the use of 400T 4300mm stroke Cranemaster units for the Jubilee field development project - phase I.
For this project Cranemaster has been used to install Riser Bases and Suction Piles at 1100 meters water depth offshore Ghana. Cranemaster was also used to ensure a safe lowering of the Suction Piles through the splash zone.
3. November 2009 -
150T Cranemaster unit mobilized for removal of covers from seabed.
Technip Norway receives a 150T 3000mm stroke Cranemaster unit for removal of covers from the seabed at 130 mwd with the vessel, ”Wellservicer”
13. October 2009 -
250T Cranemaster units returns from GOM - Technip installation of suction piles at 2400 meters water depth.
9. September 2009 -
400T Cranemaster units has been used by Jumbo Offshore for a wind farm project off the UK coast
Jumbo Offshore included Cranemaster for installation of transition pieces for offshore wind mills. To limit the lifting height above the ship deck, a custom made "lock and release" system was designed and included in the development of two new 400T 2500mm stroke units for this project.
Cranemaster was mainly used to reduce the crane wire tension and to ensure a safe landing of the transition pieces onto the piles offshore. Go to our Project Reference site to view pictures from the project.
17. August 2009 -
Cranemaster installs suction piles at 2700m.
For the Cascade-Chinook project two 250T 2500mm Cranemaster units in serial configuration has been used to install suction piles at 2700 meters water depth.
29. July 2009 -
Oceaneering receives Cranemaster unit.
28. July 2009 -
Diamond Offshore Australia receives an enhanced load chart from EBJ.