We continue to strengthen our team and have welcomed Christian Lund as our new Sales Manager. He brings with him global experience and industry knowledge to meet Cranemasters rapidly expanding demand to provide best in class heavy lifting service to both renewable and traditional energy industry.

Cranemaster is attending the leading trade association IMCAs Lifting & Rigging seminar in Amsterdam 26th October 2023.

In august, we had the pleasure of welcoming Jørgen to the Cranemaster team. We sat down with our new colleague and asked him a few questions about his experience so far.

The summer holidays are over, and we´re heading for an exciting and hectic season. To kick-off the first week, we´re thrilled to present our new star engineer on our team.

Being a part of the offshore industry we are conscious about the vast environmental impacts and seek ways to reduce it. Our ultimate goal is reaching net-zero. Thus far, we have focused or effort on those measures we can control most directly, namely reducing our energy consumption.

Tuesday April 25th Såmund received his trade certificate. This modest and cool kid who grew up in Seljord, Telemark. After two years of vocational college, he started as an apprentice at Cranemaster in July 2021, and has been thriving ever since.

Cranemaster is attending The International Partnering Forum (IPF) premier offshore and energy conference in North America.  You find us at Booth 647 throughout this three-day event in Baltimore, Maryland. Feel free to pass by or contact us in advance for an appointment. Read more about the IPF conference…

Subsea landing speed analysis involves assessing the descent or landing speed of a structure, equipment, or component onto the seabed in underwater environments. This analysis is a crucial aspect of subsea engineering, especially in offshore industries, where precision and control during the landing process are essential to ensure the success of subsea installations.

In offshore lifting, "operational weather window" denotes the timeframe when weather and sea conditions allow safe and efficient lifting activities. Vital in industries like oil, renewable energy, and construction, it ensures smooth installation or maintenance of heavy structures, equipment, or components.

Analyzing forces in crane, winch, and load during offshore lifts, especially in the splash zone, is crucial for safe and successful operations. This involves assessing dynamic forces and unique challenges posed by intermittent exposure to air and water.