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Workers in safety harnesses repairing a ship hull from a suspended platform

What we do

Offshore & onshorerehabilitation

Bringing ageing platforms, vessels, tanks and pipework back into service.

Most of the assets we work on are past their design life and still expected to produce. Rehabilitation is the work of getting them back to a condition where that is safe: assessing what is left, repairing what can be repaired, and replacing what cannot.

We work both sides of the shoreline. Offshore that means structural repair, riser and caisson work, and coating renewal carried out around live operations. Onshore it means tanks, pipework, jetties and process equipment, usually inside a fixed shutdown window.

Stainless steel process pipework with pressure gauges

What this covers

Structural repair
Steel renewal on decks, jackets, jetties and vessel hulls, including underwater repair.
Corrosion and coatings
Surface preparation, blasting and protective coating systems to specification.
Tank and vessel refurbishment
Cleaning, inspection, internal repair and recertification of storage tanks.
Pipeline and pipework rehabilitation
Replacement spools, clamps, supports and pressure testing.
Shutdown execution
Planned turnaround work delivered inside the window agreed with operations.
Condition assessment
Survey and reporting so remaining life is a number, not an assumption.

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