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Northern Offshore Services centralizes Fleet Management with SERTICA

The offshore wind specialist, Northern Offshore Services, is replacing existing Fleet Management Systems with SERTICA. This means that all data is centralized in one system.

SERTICA is today live on 44 vessels and Claus Krogholm Pedersen, Senior Project Manager at Logimatic tells, “Northern Offshore Services has been extremely well prepared for this transition with professional planning and training of the crew. They have produced extensive video guides, which has made the transition for the crew relatively easy.”

The project team at Northern Offshore Services, led by Jean-Mary Nuñez le Saux and Albertina Andersson, has been in a close dialogue both with the vessels and the SERTICA team. They think it is important that the daily users understand the long-term strategic intentions with this implementation, and they are pleased to say that they have received positive feedback from the crew.

Northern Offshore Services are happy with the change to the SERTICA system and very content with the support from Logimatic.

About Northern Offshore

  • Industry-leading subcontractor in the international offshore wind industry
  • Majority of fleet consist of high-speed vessels for transporting staff and equipment
  • Offices in Gothenburg, Denmark, Germany and the UK
  • Vision: BEST 365, To be the best at what we do, every day
  • https://n-o-s.eu/
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