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STRONG MOTIVE TO PULL THOUGH TOUGH TIMES SECURES AWARD WIN

STRONG MOTIVE TO PULL THOUGH TOUGH TIMES SECURES AWARD WIN

A leading North-East offshore services firm has come through its toughest three years to secure a respected business award. Motive Offshore Group, which is headquartered in Boyndie, near Banff, specialises in the manufacture, rental and services of high quality marine equipment and associated services to the onshore and offshore oil and gas and marine industries. Directors, James Gregg and Dave Acton, fought to drive the business through a challenging three years, against all

GWO CERTIFIED TRAINING PROVIDER HTL GROUP SUPPORT THE WIND INDUSTRY WITH BTT TRAINING STANDARD

GWO CERTIFIED TRAINING PROVIDER HTL GROUP SUPPORT THE WIND INDUSTRY WITH BTT TRAINING STANDARD

March 31st 2018 marked a new standard for the global wind industry when members of the GWO announced that from the date they required Technician’s working on their wind turbines to have a valid GWO BTT certificate. As a certified GWO Training Provider, HTL Group recognised the demand for the Basic Technical Training and their team of Technical Trainers deliver BTT courses on demand at their Cramlington Training Centre of Excellence. Developed in response to the demand for bas

THE IMPORTANCE & BENEFITS OF MECHANICAL TESTING

THE IMPORTANCE & BENEFITS OF MECHANICAL TESTING

Rockatek Director James Crowley looks at the importance of mechanical testing, its benefits and how his company has become an important part of its customer’s development strategy. Mechanical testing can often be deemed as unnecessary, costly and time consuming and, in today’s world of vast computer modelling and simulation power, it can be hard to argue against this. To cut costs, companies may decide to reduce time and budget spent on testing. However, unanticipated failure

ENGINE ROOM VENTILATION IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS

ENGINE ROOM VENTILATION IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS

There are two situations that can greatly reduce an engines life and efficiency; the use of dirty fuel and more relevant to this article, inadequate engine room ventilation and ventilation of engine components. In short, engines that ingest cool air burn more efficiently than those that ingest warm air. Engines produce a lot of heat, that’s how they operate and how they produce power. They must be adequately cooled to provide ample ventilation for continued operation. The war

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