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VESSEL INSPECTIONS


Specialist Marine Consultants started conducting vessel inspections in the offshore industry 10 years ago and in that time the company has inspected over 1500 vessels worldwide including Europe, America, Australia, China, Brazil and Asia. Just last year alone they inspected nearly 200 vessels and is now one of the leading vessel inspection companies in Europe.


ACCREDITATION & EXPERIENCE


All SMC inspectors are AVI accredited with over 20 years’ experience within the offshore industry and are experienced in the use of eCMID. As of January 2018 only validated AVI’s will be able to use the eCMID database and thereby conduct these IMCA CMID and MISW inspections. With the large pool of inspectors that the company has, they can respond globally at short notice to meet client’s needs.


COMMITMENT LOCATION


The Dudgeon Offshore Windfarm is owned by Statoil (35%), Masdar (35%) and Statkraft (30%) and is situated 32 km off the coast of the seaside town of Cromer in North Norfolk in the UK. When fully commissioned in 2017, the Dudgeon Offshore


Windfarm will provide well over 400,000 households with renewable power.


A2Sea


SMC’s Vessel Inspection Coordinator Kerry Hunter said “It has been one of the best years we have had with vessel inspections and with our committed team who are available at short notice, this makes achieving our goals far easier.”


APPRECIATION


“We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our customers past and present for your continued support and we look forward to working with you all in 2017.”


Specialist Marine Consultants


www.windenergynetwork.co.uk


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