Osbit has completed its first project for Shimizu, following the delivery of a bespoke walk to work access system for the company’s new–build offshore jack-up vessel for offshore wind constructions.

Osbit Ltd has delivered to Gulf Marine Services UK Ltd (GMS) the offshore industry’s first height adjustable boat landing system for a jack-up vessel.

Osbit Ltd, the offshore engineering and technology company, has completed its first project in the Chinese offshore wind market, successfully delivering a bespoke MaXccess crew-transfer system.

Osbit Ltd, the offshore engineering and technology company, has been awarded a project to deliver an innovative boat landing and access system, which will be fitted to a GMS jack-up accommodation vessel destined for DONG Energy’s Hornsea Project One Wind Farm.

Osbit Ltd, the offshore engineering and technology company, has completed its first project for Seajacks with the delivery of a bespoke access system for the world’s most advanced offshore wind farm installation and maintenance vessel, Seajacks Scylla.

Leading offshore engineering and technology company Osbit Ltd has successfully delivered its first project to Dutch company Van Oord - a bespoke gangway system to be utilised on the installation of offshore wind farms.

Osbit and Dutch subsea technology company Seatools have entered into a collaborative agreement to develop innovative new offshore systems including active motion compensated Walk to Work gangways.

OSBIT Power, in collaboration with Tyne Gangway, has delivered a multi-million pound telescopic gangway system for offshore services contractor Subsea 7.

North East engineering firm Osbit Power, part of the Energi Coast steering group, has signed a contract to provide a MaXccess offshore crew transfer system for use in Japan.

In the past month, Siemens and Scira energy have placed the first orders for Osbit Power’s MaXccess wind turbine access system.

Scira Offshore Energy, the operator of Sheringham Shoal Offshore Wind Farm, will use OSBIT Power’s MaXccess vessel transfer system to allow safe and reliable access to wind turbines in a greater range of weather conditions.

E.ON has now successfully trialled the novel access system MaXccess, developed by the innovative UK based company OSBIT Power.

Siemens has purchased the very first MaXccess system, to improve the safe transfer of personnel on to offshore wind turbines.

OSBIT Power is pleased to announce that the first MaXccess wind turbine access system will be on display at Seawork 2011 on the OP stand (Q27).