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Oil & Gas, Qatar
Plant expansion - 147,000 tons of cargo transported in gas-debottle necking project.
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Transporting Generators, Norway
Moving generator “made to fit” a tunnel 500 meters inside a mountain. Total of 40 parcels with the heaviest weighing 80 tons.
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Power Plant, Mew-Kuwait
Handling of Gas Turbines and Generators ranging from 234 tons to 279 tons as well as cross loading onto receivers trailers.
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Step 4: Demobilisation
Plans to dispose assets, redeploy or dismiss personnel and possibly reinstate premises to their pre-project condition are created and executed.
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Step 3: Execution
Operations begin. Monitor and control processes are implemented to manage time, cost, quality, change, risks and issues, as well as procurement and communication.
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Step 2: Mobilisation
Materials and equipment are incorporated into the project and arrangements for personnel and other essential resources are organised.
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Step 1: Planning
Options are identified and screened based on your requirements. A solution is selected, a concept developed and a preliminary plan developed.
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Meet Philip Bannerman
Role: Vice President, Innovation, Strategy & Communication, Callenberg Technology Group. Located in Gothenberg, Sweden Image Block Starting point: I’ve been with Wilhelmsen for almost 18 years. I started as an Account Manager for Unitor Ships Service before
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Onshore professionals
Looking for a new challenge? With land-based employees in 125 countries, the Wilhelmsen group offers diverse opportunities around the world. Join our team and shape the maritime industry.
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Meet a one-company man
Kisan Karnad identifies diversity and opportunity as the key reasons why he's stuck with Wilhelmsen Ship Management for over 25 years. SAM_6386-960x450.jpg MUMBAI: Karnad spends his days motivating a team of 12 serving customers ranging from individual seafarers