Safeway has secured a contract for the delivery of a Seagull Walk to Work system, The contract was signed with CRIST S.A. Poland. The CRIST S.A. shipyard received an order from DOF for the delivery of a 110-mter MPSV vessel which is specifically designed to support operations offshore Newfoundland and Labrador.
Elevating Offshore Access with Innovation
The Seagull gangway, renowned for its enhanced safety, efficiency, and workability, is set to redefine offshore personnel transfer standards. Designed to operate seamlessly in harsh environments, including significant wave heights of up to 5 meters, the Seagull system ensures uninterrupted operations in one of the world’s most challenging offshore fields.
Willem Amerika, Safeway’s Sales Director, highlighted the unique challenges posed by the Newfoundland offshore: “The vessel’s operational area is unique and highly challenging because of harsh weather conditions and very high sea states.”
Sustainability and Operational Excellence
Safeway’s Seagull gangway integrates innovative roll compensation technology, improving flexibility and safety while enabling reduced vessel fuel consumption. This aligns with Safeway’s commitment to sustainable and efficient offshore operations. The system also supports rapid emergency response during critical situations, such as iceberg collisions, by facilitating swift personnel transfers.
A Testament to Safeway’s Leadership
This contract underscores Safeway’s position as a leader in next-generation offshore access solutions. The Seagull’s design, combining counterweights, sensors, and enhanced motion compensation, has been praised for its ability to meet the rigorous demands of the global energy sector. Safeway’s focus on sustainability, safety, and innovative engineering continues to set benchmarks for the industry.
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