Wind

• Independent specialist, like Conbit:
  • Lead the inspection, use advanced diagnostic tools, and document findings1.
  • Prepare and deliver a detailed report on the status of the cranes2.
  • Identify and source required spare parts3.
  • Supervise installation and ensure quality standards4.
  • Install and upgrade control systems, calibrate and test5.
  • Lead repair and maintenance tasks, implement preventive maintenance schedule6.
  • Design and supervise upgrades, ensure compliance with industry standards7.
  • Conduct rigorous testing, obtain necessary certifications8.
  • Provide training and certification for crane operators9.
• Local Crane Service Company:
  • Provide manpower for physical inspection and support10.
  • Assist in data collection and initial observations11.
  • Assist in logistics and inventory management12.
  • Perform physical installation of new cables13.
  • Assist in physical installation and initial setup14.
  • Perform physical repair and maintenance tasks15.
  • Assist in physical installation and setup16.
  • Assist in testing procedures and data collection17.
  • Assist in organizing training sessions and logistics18.
• OEM:
  • Provide technical specifications and support19.
  • Review and validate the report20.
  • Supply OEM-certified spare parts21.
  • Provide technical guidance and specifications22.
  • Provide technical guidance and specifications23.
  • Provide technical guidance and support24.
  • Provide technical guidance and specifications25.
  • Provide certification and validation26.
  • Provide training materials and support27.

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1. Inspection and Assessment: Conduct a thorough inspection to assess the current condition of the cranes, including structural integrity, mechanical functionality, and compliance with safety standards1.
2. Detailed Report: Provide a detailed report on the status of the cranes, highlighting any issues and necessary repairs or upgrades2.
3. Spare Parts Provision: Supply the required spare parts to replace worn-out or damaged components3.
4. Cable Installation: Install new cables to ensure proper electrical and mechanical functioning4.
5. Hardware Installation: Install other new hardware components as needed to enhance the cranes' performance5.
6. Controls and Instrumentation: Install and upgrade the controls and instrumentation systems to improve operational efficiency and safety6.
7. Repair and Maintenance: Perform essential repairs and maintenance tasks to fix any identified issues and ensure the cranes are in optimal working condition7.
8. Upgrades and Modernization: Upgrade the cranes with modern technology and equipment, such as new control systems, improved hydraulic systems, and enhanced safety features8.
9. Testing and Certification: Conduct rigorous testing to ensure the cranes are safe and fully operational, followed by obtaining the necessary certifications from relevant authorities9.
10. Operator Training: Provide training and certification for crane operators to ensure they are qualified to operate the cranes safely and efficiently

Contact Conbit to get the best support you can think off and leaving you in control.

No, we do not own them ourselves, but we have worked in simops (simultaneous operations) with all kinds of vessels over the course of years.
We know what is asked of both of us to make the job run as smooth as possible.

Conbit uses its structural engineering services to support its turnkey projects. Occasionally, we support our clients with life time extension analysis and structural design services. Also within the decommissioning industry, we support with structural engineering services as part of our complete heavy lift preparation scope.

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Conbit originated as an engineering company, which makes us well-positioned to design your bespoke lifting equipment.

However, we are specialized in a few specific pieces of lifting equipment. Those specific sets of equipment can be supplied to our clients.

Conbit has supplied flare tip handling systems, handling equipment to be used in cleanrooms, and general rigging and lifting equipment, such as winches, chainhoists, etc.

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Conbit has its main warehouse at their headquarter facility in Eindhoven, The Netherlands. Conbit is operating warehouse facilities on all continents, except in South America.

Strategic equipment is located close to our clients near the Gulf of Mexico, Western Africa, Middle East, Malaysia, Thailand and in Australia.

For the transportation of the equipment from the main warehouse to all over the world we use both sea and air freight depending on the project.

Conbit has been using the IRATA guidelines to perform rope access for many years. Conbit is registered and certified as an IRATA certified company.

Conbit can perform EKH certification of lifting equipment. Typically, we use this capability to test and certify our own equipment to minimize project leadtime.

When you are operating within the Oil and Gas, petrochemical or wind industry we are probably not your ideal certification company.

For clients in the high tech industry, this is different. For high Tech clients, we can perform EKH certification.

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Conbit has been working in all parts of the world, mainly on oil and gas platforms. Within the offshore wind industry, we have mainly been working in Europe until today, but can easily support clients all over the world.

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The Conbit technicians have the required certificates to work on offshore wind turbines and offshore substations.

Conbit’s technicians typically do not have specific turbine certificates, however, we can integrate contractors into our project teams.

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Yes, Conbit offers lifting solutions for the offshore wind industry.

Conbit offers major component replacement solutions for both fixed and floating wind turbines. Conbit also offers lifting solutions on and inside substations.

An example of Conbit work at a substation can be found here: Cable Riser Protection frame