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Seaweld Engineering was recently contracted by MODEC Ghana to seafasten nine suction piles constructed by Group Five onto the LAMNALCO.1 barge. The suction piles will be transported and installed on a supply vessel, NORMAND INSTALLER by EMAS to the TEN Oil filed. Seafastening of the suction piles included the fabrication of 114pcs of H-beams (1920mm […]

Seaweld Engineering was recently contracted by Tullow Oil Ghana Ltd. to seafasten Rigid  Jumpers on the Rem Forza offshore support vessel for transportation to the Jubilee field. Seafastening of the rigid jumper included fabrication of 18pcs of Type G1 gussets, 6pcs of  type G2 gussets; and welding of 8pcs of type G1 gussets, 4pcs of […]

The Chief Executive Officer of Seaweld Engineering Limited, Mr. Alfred Fafali Adagbedu, has urged employers and employees to make Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) one of their topmost priorities and shared responsibilities. “Today, Seaweld joins the world to mark Occupational Safety and Health culture, which is the employees’ right to a safe and healthy working […]

The Commission as part of it regulatory responsibilities visited the Seaweld Engineering Ltd.’s office in Takoradi on Thursday 29th January, 2015 as part it’s Tour to the region. The Petroleum Commission is the regulator of Ghana’s upstream petroleum sector and is mandated to regulate, manage and co-ordinate all activities in this sector for the overall […]