DP Failure Mode Effect Analysis – Breaking Down the FMEA
Learning from each failure can be costly & time consuming. FMEA is a systematic method of studying failure. This ensures that time is not wasted & the
Sean Hogue has pursued a career at sea ever since sailing the world onboard the tall ship Concordia, back in 1996. Drawn to Dynamic Positioning while still a cadet, he has been working with it in the offshore industry since 2001. He holds a Master Mariners unlimited license. Sean writes from DynamicPositioningNews.com
Learning from each failure can be costly & time consuming. FMEA is a systematic method of studying failure. This ensures that time is not wasted & the
Offshore wind farming has picked up steam during the last decade, with more & more countries installing these gigantic turbines in their coastal waters.
Here you are, fresh out of the academy with your watch keeping ticket, & you are looking to get the additional DP endorsement. Or perhaps you have been at
As positioning capabilities have been improved to the point where a vessel can now sit on a (virtual) dime, the focus now shifts towards refinement. Making
This week we are going to look at a particular DP function, when using the Kongsberg system. Although it is a fairly simple point it is one that can still
Joining a new vessel can be a very exciting time. There are new people to meet, tasks to complete & food to eat! You may already have experience with the
Commercial Diving is a major component of life in the offshore industry, with divers performing much of the subsea work. To better understand how the dive
Heavy Lift This serious operation has a large potential for disaster should something go wrong. Setting large suction piles or even an entire accomodation
Part 4 in our series continues on with a look at Dynamic Positioning and how it is used on more conventional, deep sea vessels. Make sure to look at
Moving on with our series; What Jobs Are Done With DP? Make sure to read Part 1 & Part 2 as well! All comments are welcome. Pipe Lay Laying
Part 2 in our series about the jobs that are done with Dynamic Positioning Vessels. You can view the first part of the series HERE. ROV Boats Another
What kind of work is done using Dynamic Positioning? What started out as a technology designed to position drillships in deep water has trickled down
The 427-foot NO102 should enable J. Ray to be an immediate player in the flexible pipe installation market. J. Ray expects to take delivery of the NO102 in the
ST Engineering announced today that its US shipyard, VT Halter Marine, has been awarded a contract worth US$87m to build an enhanced version of a T-AGS 60
This new asset, currently being built at the Sembawang Shipyard in Singapore, is a Class 3 dynamic positioning vessel equipped with a 5,000T crane. Acergy
STX Europe has been awarded contracts with Siem Offshore for design and building of two Platform Supply Vessels. The vessels are designed by STX Europe in
Since the upsurge in ordering of drillships, Rolls Royce has been successful in capturing nearly 90 per cent of contracts for thrusters for these
Stena Drilling's decision to go into the Arctic was heavily influenced by the fact that oil prices were climbing higher and that new discoveries need to be
Lets take a look at the dynamic positioning related news that made headlines last month! StatoilHydro ASA is changing its name to Statoil ASA and
Helix Energy Solutions Group, Inc. new deepwater pipelay vessel, Caesar, departed the shipyard in China on November 28, and is transiting to the Gulf of Mexico
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