Company Conducting Trials of New Walk-to-Work Gangway Technology in Province’s Offshore

Ampelmann is in the province conducting sea trials for its new stroll-to-perform gangway technological know-how in the offshore.

Primarily, the engineering involves an extendable bridge that can go from a ship to things like oil platforms, serving to get staff properly to the rigs.

The set up is supported employing a program that is in a position to sway with the ship, generating the gangway secure in severe weather conditions ailments.

The corporation obtained $2-million from the $320-million reduction fund for the oil and gas business to address the price tag of bringing the equipment and its employees below and the offshore trials of the devices.

Gus DeOliveira of Ampelmann Canada says they are at this time screening the product’s viability in the province’s offshore and so far things have went very well.

He believes the technologies will deliver plenty of gains to the region—including career generation as they’ll work the method equally on and off shore.

MP Seamus O’Regan states it will also enable to lower emissions.

He says these kinds of technological know-how will significantly cut down the require to use helicopters to get employees to the oil rigs, thus reducing the amount of money of gas staying issued.

Here’s the gangway in action. Basically it’s a bridge that can hook up to offshore platforms, etc that can be utilized to pick up/fall off workers. @VOCMNEWS pic.twitter.com/EqCkjcd99k

— Richard Duggan (@RDugganVOCM) April 4, 2022