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Damen and Ampelmann form crew change joint venture

Last updated: 2022/05/01 at 11:28 PM
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Dutch Damen Shipyards and overseas accessibility supplier Ampelmann established a jv, OceanXpress, to deliver overseas staff modification solutions into the North-Sea. 

The tie-up will discover the development of a fresh solution to your overseas accessibility marketplace that combines the manufacturing feats of Damen’s fast staff supplier (FCS) 7011 Aqua Helix utilizing the S-type motion-compensated gangway system from Ampelmann. 

The vessel can transfer as much as 120 individuals simultaneously, while the height-adjustable gangway is supposed to facilitate quick staff modifications to and from Aqua Helix, and can program several overseas installments during its trip. Damen noted that the additional time this might just take when it comes to overseas employees is paid because of the high-speed transfer through the Port of Den Helder.

“OceanXpress is designed to update staff modification solutions with regards to convenience and performance. Effective ocean tests have indicated that the vessel and incorporated gangway system tend to be complement the task. The next-level staff transfer solution is currently readily available for both long-lasting and short term responsibilities. This jv is scheduled to revolutionise the overseas power marketplace by giving a fresh comfortableness, security, and performance,” Damen stated in a release.

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