Project:
D1974 Cendor
Agent/Clients/Third Parties:
Offshore Heavy Lifting Services / Baker Hughes Energy Technology Ltd / Petrofac
Workscope:
Operation Type: Container Packing and loadout
Description of Scope: Packing 49 crates and 1 ancillary in containers, loadout of 3 x 40 foot containers and 1 reel at 114T
Vessel:
UHL Future
Services provided:
Lift Design Engineering
Pre-arrival Planning
Pre-arrival Set-up
Fendering Solutions
Plant Hire
Mobilisaiton, Positioning and set-up of crane
Heavy/ abnormal / complex lifting services
Load Bearing Solutions
Material Handling Solutions
Storage Solutions
Project Management
Logistics Support
Vessel Support
Quayside Assistance
Subcontractor support and management
Testimonial:
Supervisor’s management, assistance and communication: 5/5
Quayside operational personnel punctuality: 4/5
Quality of service received from the operations personnel: 5/5
Quayside set up & Housekeeping: 4/5
How would you rate our HSE performance? 5/5
Was the job done accurately against the scope? 5/5
Staff’s professionalism and aptitude: 5/5
Staff’s ability to communicate and provide quality support: 5/5
How will you rate our overall quality during the full work scope? 5/5
Would you be confident to recommend SOS to others? 5/5
Logistics Specialist, Baker Hughes
Shepherd Offshore Comments:
Shepherd offshore was tasked with a 1-reel loadout and the careful packing of cargo into shipping containers for some of our prestigious clients. High-level plans were created to ensure smooth, effective, and safe operations for a fast turnaround. A particular focus on timing was critical to ensure the Vessel could berth, load, sea fasten and sail off on the same day.
Shepherd Offshore was also tasked with packing containers with 49 crates, paying particular focus on the weight distribution of the cargo. Shepherd Offshore ensured that the cargo was packed tight and safe, efficiently minimising wasted space in the container. Upon completion, the containers were lifted to the Vessel with the 325te HH, utilising our lifting supervisors' wealth of knowledge.
The containers were lifted flat, with no movement or damage to any cargo inside. Well done to all involved in another successful and safe project, we look forward to the next project.
Project Co-Ordinator, Shepherd Offshore