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SEAONICS First Fully Assembled Gangway Delivery

SEAONICS, the pioneering Norwegian supplier of advanced gangway systems, has reached a new milestone in maritime innovation. For the first time in company history, SEAONICS has successfully delivered a complete, fully assembled gangway directly from Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) to the shipyard, ready for immediate installation onboard the vessel.

Thanks to the close proximity between their site in Vietnam and the VARD Vung Tau shipyard – just 300 meters apart – they were able to move fully assembled and tested equipment directly to their customers without the need for disassembly.

“By delivering the Gangway in one piece, we eliminate weeks of mechanical and electrical disassembly after FAT – and save just as much time on the shipyard side during installation. The Gangway can simply be lifted onboard as-is, cutting interface work, reducing commissioning time, and minimizing risk”, says Stian Haglind, Site Manager Vietnam.

General Director in Vard Vung Tau, Sivert Skårn, confirms the value of delivering fully assembled equipment directly from the FAT site: “The key advantage is that the Gangway can be lifted directly onboard upon arrival at the yard – no need for reassembly, loop checking, or additional testing. This also significantly reduces the risk of issues, since we avoid having to disassemble equipment that has already been fully tested and verified at Factory Acceptance Test.”

This applies not only to Gangways, but to most of the equipment produced in the proximity to Vard Vung Tau, including their ECMC 3D Cranes. It increases efficiency, reducing lead time and our environmental footprint, with minimal transport needs and fewer work hours overall.

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