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OMM’s experience spans the entire lifecycle, from the planning and consenting phase though to installation and supporting fully operational windfarms. Within OMM’s operations and maintenance services, clients are supported through a dedicated 24 hour emergency line, ensuring a team of experts are on site to locate the fault, investigate and implement an appropriate response plan.
IN A NUTSHELL
OMM are literally a one-stop-shop providing a wealth of expertise and skill globally within the marine sector.
TO CONCLUDE… The ideal - “To be recognised as a leading partner for both operators and contractors in the effective delivery of flexible and innovative solutions across the entire project lifecycle.”
It would seem OMM’s capabilities and expertise is both wide and diverse; we look forward to hearing their continued successes and news in future issues.
Offshore Marine Management CASE STUDY
Paul goes on to say they have completed their first contract using the MDS3
in
Germany for NSW cable crossings. The firm were pleased to deliver on the promise of time and costs savings by successfully completing the project in half the time it would have taken with a conventional mattress installation frame.
OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE As a part of OMM’s wider portfolio of services, the firm also offers comprehensive operations and maintenance services, providing and delivering expertise across both preventative and reactive maintenance and repair plans for windfarms.
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Fliss Chaffer Wind Energy Network
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