Marine construction
Demolition & removal
recovering redundant offshore and marine structures, engineered around the asset and the recovery route, under single-party accountability.
Taking a marine or offshore structure out is the reverse of building it, and just as much an engineering problem: how to remove it safely from its foundations, how to lift or extract it and how to recover value. We engineer demolition and removal as a coherent method, the cutting and severance tooling, the handling and extraction and the structural and lift engineering behind them.
What we bring
- Wire Cutting & shears – engineered cutting and severance of piles, structures and members, including through-wall cutting below the seabed where a foundation must be removed cleanly.
- Extraction & lift engineering – jacking, pulling and controlled-buoyancy recovery of severed sections, matched to the asset rather than to the largest vessel available.
- Handling & recovery – the handling, gripping and lifting tooling to bring sections to deck or surface them safely.
- Designed for recovery – planning the removal so value is recovered and waste minimised, to the recognised marine, structural and lifting standards.
Each scope is engineered to the structure, the ground and the recovery methodology.