FEATURE SPONSOR
AIDS TO NAVIGATION
RESULTS • Peace of mind given to windfarm operators • Reduced service costs and component failure rates • Documented annual inspection programmes on all AtoN & associated systems
• Maintaining availability standards of AtoN to ensure not in breach of d’ marine licence
• Prolonged service life of field assets due to preventative maintenance
• Reduced equipment downtime & emergency call outs as a result of non-compliance
• Maintaining safe systems of work during, service and maintenance
PRODUCTS, SERVICES & EXPERIENCE Pharos Marine Sims Systems (PMSS) provide products that improve reliability, increase efficiency and enhance safety at sea. With over a century of accumulated experience, the company is continually working on adapting new technologies, worldwide commissioning abilities, OEM, multi-vendor equipment selection to service the wind sector.
Pharos Marine Sims Systems (PMSS)
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ü Marine, A full range of our AtoN Products
ü Aviation Equipment, to include TD/PM Circle & H, Helideck Perimeter
Lighting
ü Ex Enclosures, to include Battery Enclosures, UPS Integrated Power Solutions & Control Stations
ü Service & Maintenance, Offshore O&M programmes
ü Spares & Repairs, Aids to Navigation, Gas Detection, Instrumentation and Control Systems
ü Buoys, and buoy maintenance
Pharos Marine T +44 020 8538 1100 E
sales@pharosmarine.com
6 Steyning Way, Hounslow, Middlesex, TW4 6DL
Sims Systems T +44 01493 659271 E
info@sims-systems.com
Riverside House, Riverside Road, Gorleston, Great Yarmouth, NR31 6PX
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