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EnerMech has been awarded a multi-million-dollar contract renewal to deliver its crane maintenance and integrity services across six assets for an operator in North West Australia. Having supported the E&P organisation since 2019, EnerMech’s team will continue on work across several Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessels, as well as a fixed offshore platform located off the coast of Western Australia.
The scope of work includes planning and resourcing of all offshore campaigns and crane maintenance services across 13 cranes. EnerMech will also carry out late life asset support including inspection and integrity engineering services. A total of 12 personnel will be dedicated to the project delivery in the region.
As part of the maintenance scope, EnerMech will ensure all cranes are operational and uptime is maximised, through regular maintenance and inspection. The company will also report and identify continuous improvement opportunities, leveraging its extensive global expertise in cranes and lifting equipment knowledge and engineering services.
EnerMech CEO Charles ‘Chuck’ Davison Junior said: “This contract extension is testament to the unparalleled knowledge, expertise and continued hard work our team has delivered for this valued customer over the past five years. We have a strong understanding of the operator’s assets and our depth of field resources in the region enables us to supply a wide scope of services while delivering greater project efficiencies.”
Tony McAnulty, regional director of Australia and New Zealand, concluded: “EnerMech has a proven track record of managing complex and safety critical assets and we are thrilled that our client continues to see the value we can bring to their operations. As assets continue to age, robust inspection and maintenance strategies are essential to extending the life of equipment, increasing safety and maximising operational time. We look forward to continuing our relationship and working closely with their team for a further year.”