Oppgradering av ferjekaier er blant oppdraga tungløftsavdelinga ofte er involvert i, her frå utskifting av ferjebrua på Aursnes i Sykkylven 9. juli 2020.
Tungløftsavdelinga henta ei ny ferjebru hos NordVest Sveis på Grønneset i Molde, og om morgonen 9. juli 2020 var dei på plass med lekter og kran på Aursnes.
Den gamle ferjebrua vart løfta ut og den nye sett på plass. Deretter vart den gamle ferjebrua frakta til Vartdal for gjenvinning.
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On Tuesday, 24 March, a large-scale rescue exercise was carried out off the coast of Lofoten, Norway, testing a new emergency towing system for ships. The cruise vessel MS Spitsbergen, with 150 passengers on board, the Norwegian Coast Guard vessel KV Barentshav, and the 330 Squadron’s SAR Queen rescue helicopter took part.
How can you be confident that a new vessel design will actually perform in rough seas and demanding operations? The answer lies in thorough verification, independent testing and documented performance. Recently, a new Ulstein design for a cable-laying vessel was tested in a large-scale ocean basin at SINTEF Ocean. The results delivered exactly what Ulstein seeks: confidence that the design performs as intended.
On 11 March 2026, Ulstein Verft, Norway, delivered the Windea Carnot, a Commissioning Service Operation Vessel (CSOV). The vessel was built on behalf of an institutional investor and has now been handed over to its new owner, Bernhard Schulte Offshore (BSO).
