Both Rem Offshore and Simon Møkster Shipping have opted to implement the ShipMed Safety System across their entire fleets, demonstrating their commitment to advanced safety and compliance measures throughout their extensive operations. By joining ShipMed's distinguished roster of clients, Rem Offshore and Simon Møkster Shipping align with other leading offshore companies dedicated to safety excellence.
Meeting Safety and Compliance Needs in the Offshore Industry
Renowned for its cutting-edge fleet and specialized services in offshore oil, gas, and wind operations, Rem Offshore operates extensively in the North Sea and international waters. Integrating the ShipMed Safety System will enhance Rem Offshore's safety protocols, enabling crews to maintain readiness and compliance in high-stakes offshore environments.
Simon Møkster Shipping, a leading provider of offshore and subsea services with over 30 years of experience in the North Sea, has also chosen to adopt the ShipMed Safety System. This strategic investment underscores their commitment to operational safety, aimed at minimizing risks and optimizing efficiency across their offshore and subsea services.
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A Commitment to Innovation and Excellence
Through this partnership, ShipMed will assist both companies in meeting the latest safety regulations, enhancing onboard medical preparedness, and empowering crews with tools for prompt and informed decision-making. The system's user-friendly digital interface and customizable features enable shipping companies to effectively manage safety protocols, safeguarding their crews, assets, and the marine environment.
“We are thrilled to partner with Rem Offshore and Simon Møkster Shipping. This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to elevating safety standards within the offshore industry,” says Vegard Ingebrigtsen, Sales Manager at ShipMed. “With the ShipMed Safety System on board, these companies gain access to state-of-the-art solutions tailored to meet their critical safety needs in offshore and subsea environments.”