SHE climbs efficiently along sea legs

摘要

The self-elevating working platforms of Palfinger Systems go up and down along the towering sea legs of jack-up rigs to get technicians to their work spot. Workers of LSB Sky Access, specialised at maintenance work for offshore installations, are used to doing their work while hanging onto a rope. Of course, welding or nut wrenching is much more difficult when one is hanging onto a rope, without solid support like a working underground. Using the working stations that Palfinger Systems developed, technicians can get in virtually any position along the rig to do their work, firmly standing on a platform with a chest-high rail around it. Safety, Health and Environment care (SHE) get a serious upgrade in the new jack-up rig maintenance program offered by co-operation of LSB Sky Access and Palfinger Systems.