Deck safety orders total £50m
29 May 2008
The value of the contracts is some £50m and they are with Karmsund for Ezra, Singapore, and two with Aker Yards for K-Line Japan.
'These contracts clearly show our position in the market as the dominant player in anchor handling solutions and safer deck operations. So far we have delivered over 50 Safer Deck Operations equipment packages to anchor handling vessels all over the world. Currently we have equipment in operation in the North Sea, the Mediterranean and offshore Brazil.'
To assist deck work, which is often carried out in harsh weather, Rolls-Royce has developed a remote control system for ropes, wires, chains and shackles. A new and important contribution to safer operations is the ability to read the tension in the line when the chain or wire is locked in the shark jaw. Previously this could only be measured at the winch.
The delivery consists of winches, stern roller, shark jaw, towing pins, centring systems, anchor handling cranes, pennant coiler and spooling sheave.
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