Industries

Marine construction

Practical engineering, methodology, temporary works and equipment.

Crane barge with a piling rig working on a lake beneath a snow-covered hillside — Credit / Red7 Marine

We support marine contractors with installation engineering, temporary works design and methodology development for scopes including wind-turbine foundations, jackets, jetties and bridge structures. We are not the installation contractor. We advise on how to execute the work, how to specify it and what equipment is required and we design and supply that equipment.

Impartial project support

Our support is independent of any single contractor or plant supplier. We assess practical options, identify where existing equipment can be used and recommend bespoke equipment only when it clearly adds value. Typical support includes feasibility and option studies; method and sequence development, including lift plans, tolerances and contingency planning; specification support; equipment selection and integration; temporary works and deck interfaces; and engineering documentation for project assurance.

Equipment & temporary works

We design and deliver specialist equipment used during marine construction campaigns – pile gates, seafastening and deck spreads, jacking and skidding systems, lifting and handling tooling. Where a project couples several activities, we focus on a coherent method that avoids unnecessary simultaneous operations and keeps the deck spread workable.