Andy Calderbank-Link, Operations Director at Seacat Services, said: “Comprehensive vessel data from Reygar’s BareFLEET system is proving decisive in maintaining our high-quality services throughout Covid-19 measures. By monitoring motion, impact, and vessel speed we can guarantee the safety and fitness to work of the crew and technicians keeping the UK’s offshore wind projects generating and optimize the time these key workers spend on site.

“Likewise, the live engine data provided by BareFLEET is central to ensuring we have vessels available when required. The insights into vessel health and performance delivered remotely by BareFLEET means that the engineering team have eyes on the boat and can manage maintenance from the shore, allowing our crews to focus solely on getting technicians to projects safely.”

Chris Huxley-Reynard, Managing Director of Reygar Ltd, said: “Companies want and need access to the best possible data when they simply do not have the boots on the ground. We are currently consulting with a number of our CTV operator clients to accelerate the development of BareFLEET’s database interface, with the aim of making as much live and modelled data as possible available to operators looking to manage transfers while crew numbers are limited.

“We are making it possible for them to query our databases in an even more flexible way, making sure this data is both highly detailed and managed intelligently to communicate what they need to know about the health of the vessel and events such as push-on, transit, and transfer.”