Project:
Santos Spartan & SHUR Transportation and Instillation
Agent/Clients/Third Parties:
Gac Services (UK) Ltd / Technip Oceania / Sapura Energy Australia
Workscope:
Operation Type: Discharge and Loadout
Description of Scope: Discharge 1 x reel at 80 tons. Erected towers to lift reel to SPMT, transfer to quay edge with load spreading mat and Loadout 1 x reel at 390 tons to vessel, providing seafastenings and pre quay load spreading.
Vessel:
Jumbo Jubilee
Services provided:
Lift Design Engineering
Pre-arrival Planning
Pre-arrival Set-up
Fendering Solutions
Marine Support
Mobilisation
Mobile Crane Support
Plant Hire
Mobilisation, Positioning and Set-up of Crane
Heavy/Abnormal/Complex Lifting Services
Material Handling Solutions
Load Bearing Solutions
Storage Solutions
Transportation Solutions
Seafastening Solutions
Project Management
Logistics Support
Quayside Assistance
Subcontractor Support & Management
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Testimonial:
Supervisor’s management, assistance and communication: 4/5
Quayside operational personnel punctuality: 4/5
Quality of service received from the operations personnel: 4/5
Quayside set up & Housekeeping: 5/5
How would you rate our HSE performance? 4/5
Was the job done accurately against the scope? 4/5
Staff’s professionalism and aptitude: 4/5
Staff’s ability to communicate and provide quality support: 4/5
How will you rate our overall quality during the full work scope? 4/5
Would you be confident to recommend SOS to others? 4/5
The scope included the mob and demob of a gantry lifting system and SPMT to transport the reel to the quay edge. There were no issues with the operation and the works area was effectively modified with barriers and sub-contractors well managed.
Umbilical’s Internal Logistics Lead, TechnipFMC
Shepherd Offshore Comments:
“In the build-up to this loadout, pre-berthage assessments were necessary to determine where the heavy reel (weighing 390T) could be positioned prior to vessel arrival with structural stability and optimal position for loadout. SOS and the client (TUL) collaboration was vital to confirm ground bearing values for quayside load spreading at our Offshore Technology Park facility.
In order for the reel to be positioned on our quay edge, numerous calculations were made to find a solution so the reel weight could be equally proportioned and distributed to stop any damage occurring to our concrete HLP (heavy Load Platform). The solution in which the reel could be situated on our HLP was to position steel load spreading mats to distribute the weight evenly. This weight was over the capacity of our Shoreside Hammerhead crane which required methodical thinking to position the heavy reel on the quay and to allocate a vessel that had the capacity to lift such a weight onboard safely. A solution was decided using a Gantry lock and lift system via Mammoet to load the reel onto SPMT, the SPMT then transported the reel to the HLP. Throughout this entire operation, SOS provided many capabilities including but not limited to Mobile Crane Support, Labour Support and Plant Hire over dayshift and weekend, working to progress this operation to completion. Working hard, the team successfully supported our client on each stage of the project and fulfilled the scope of work. Job well done to all involved for this complex loadout.”
Senior Project Co-ordinator, Shepherd Offshore