Ampelmann wins Al Shaheen supply gig

Ampelmann will supply its A-type gangway system to North Oil Co. (NOC) on the chartered Bourbon Gulf Star DP2 72 PAX support vessel to the Al Shaheen field, offshore Qatar.

This diesel electric, 73m vessel is currently deployed to the Al Shaheen oil field, 80km north of Doha, Qatar. Enabling access to multiple offshore platforms, the Ampelmann gangway will be used for project and maintenance campaigns, as well as supporting various scheduled shutdowns.

The Ampelmann A-type gangway can compensate up to 3m significant wave height to transfer personnel safely and efficiently, in a matter of minutes.

The Ampelmann Country Manager for Qatar, Jayne Moran, says: “Being awarded this contract is important to Ampelmann, as we continue to expand our presence in the Middle East. The A-type gangway provides our customers with a safe, reliable and cost-efficient method of transferring offshore personnel. We are pleased that North Oil Co. has decided to adopt our system in Qatar.”

The A-type gangway has an extensive proven track record of reducing operational costs, downtime and project durations, while increasing safety, efficiency and weather windows. It has successfully participated in more than 110 projects all across the globe.

The gangway was installed on the Bourbon Gulf Star at the end of November and will be deployed from early December until June 2018.

NOC was established in 2016 as a partnership between a wholly owned affiliate of Qatar Petroleum (70%) and Total (30%) to develop and operate the Al Shaheen oil field for the next 25 years. The company completed its acquisition of the field in July 2017.

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