INVEST NORTHERN IRELAND SPONSORS OF REGIONAL FOCUS
LTD A COMMERCIAL DIVING COMPANY BASED IN BELFAST
HULLTEC
QUALITY MANAGEMENT AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY SYSTEMS
Hulltec is the only diving company on the Island of Ireland to have obtained ISO 9001:2008 and OHSAS 18001:2007 for its quality management and occupational health & safety systems.
The company is approved as an outside service provider by DNV, and is also a full member of The Association of Diving Contractors.
QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL Only fully qualified and experienced divers are employed by the company, by doing so they can offer clients a professional, safe and value for money service.
The company has been in business for 18 years, and in that time can include all the major companies and government bodies, with a requirement for divers within Northern Ireland on its client list.
EMS
OFFSHORE PROJECTS
Hulltec has carried
out many diving jobs for Harland & Wolff related to their offshore projects in both
the oil/gas and wind energy industries. They have also carried out in-water vessel maintenance for A2SEA while the vessel has been along side loading wind turbines.
RECENT OFFSHORE RELATED PROJECTS INCLUDE... • Bard 1 (Wind farm substation platform) – divers had to rig buoyancy bags and towing cables to ensure that the platform cleared the dry dock lip and was stable when under tow.
• Sea Jack (Wind turbine installation Vessel A2Sea) – maintenance of the spud cans. The jets had to cleaned and replaced
DIVING SERVICES INCLUDE... • Class approved surveys and hull maintenance
• Scour protection installation • Anode installation • NDT (CSWIP 3 1U AND 3 2U) • Cable burial • Salvage • ROV / Sonar Inspection • Underwater welding • Underwater burning
Hulltec Ltd
www.hulltec.com
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are installed in either the substation or in individual turbines.
WIND TURBINE POWER & CONDITION MONITORING
Having developed some of the leading products in the industry over the last 30 years, the eMS team now moves this technology to another level with continuous online real time monitoring, measurement, automatic analysis and grid code compliance to the renewables industry, monitoring and identifying problems throughout installations reducing costs, saving time and money.
INDUSTRY POSITIONING eMS Ltd are supplying monitoring equipment to the renewable industry, specifically wind farms in the UK Ireland and across Europe. The
sub.net ECOs
ACCESS DIFFICULTIES With the difficult access to offshore and onshore turbines
sub.nets low cost justifies installing the systems in each tower. There may be many reasons for turbine failure but with
sub.net ECO you will have a record of the power event so full and proper analysis can take place.
GRID CODE COMPLIANCE The grid code ensures that the energy network can be operated correctly with or without significant quantities of embedded generation. Most countries or states have their own grid codes which are similar but not identical;
sub.net allows for these variances. This code covers all the operating procedures and principles between the generation and power grid companies.
sub.net ECO monitors the output and confirms that the supply meets the requirements of the relevant grid code or alarms if it does not. The quality of supply, real and reactive power outputs are all recorded. A response from the site to downstream faults is reported immediately via email to verify the fault ride-through requirement.
TRIED, TESTED AND PROVEN Our technology is a sound commercial investment… tried, tested and proven, with our industry customers including E.ON, Scottish Power, Nordex, amongst others
eMS Ltd
www.emsni.com
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