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EMERGENCY RESPONSE!


EXPERIENCING OFFSHORE VARIATIONS


Each team taste the full spectrum of offshore life, climbing as high as the highest turbine engineers and often getting as wet as any diver on the ocean floor – through long 12 hour shifts and relentless working conditions in bad weather (if an emergency requires it), the ERT is always at the forefront of the medical response in the field and often picks up smaller essential duties.


At a moment’s notice the team could be called to an incident anywhere on site; varying from a slip or trip to suspected heart attacks. On-board the ERT have a fully stocked and certified rescue kit, complete with rescue stretchers and medical supplies.


HSSE have secured a reputation as one of the most diverse and reliable sub-contractors offering works in the industry. As a specialist subsea engineering and offshore support outfit the company takes great pride in delivering projects on time and on budget in all manner of challenging conditions.


Since its inception in 2006, the company has completed more than one


thousand projects without major incident and with total client satisfaction.


Hughes Sub Surface Engineering Ltd Click to view more info = Click to view video


www.windenergynetwork.co.uk


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