LOC is offering remote extension to existing Dynamic Positioning inspection service

LOC, the premier international marine and engineering consulting firm, is pleased to announce it has developed a remote Dynamic Positioning (“DP”) inspection service, allowing clients to comply with DP trials, regardless of the current limits on travel to vessels. This new service is an extension of the existing DP inspection offer.
The remote service enables clients to meet DP systems compliance more efficiently, quickly and cost effectively at this time. The service has the flexibility to cover different technologies, depending on the client’s preference. The test programme can be spread over time to meet the vessel’s needs and to work around commercial and other commitments, such as charters.
The offer is based on the use of integrated technology, allowing continuous, real time remote monitoring, with the trials undertaken by the vessel, in the usual way. The offer can be extended to review the recorded trials data where data communication becomes an issue. This approach ensures clients receive the same level of precision, technical knowhow and expertise as LOC’s traditional ‘in person’ DP offer.
The remote DP inspection service is available to clients from all of LOC’s worldwide offices. Furthermore, LOC is continuing to resource physical surveys, on site attendances, offshore and onshore via its global network of specialist consultants based across 191 locations and 55 countries.
Commenting, Sen Abhayasinghe, Group Technical Authority for DP Services at LOC Group, said:
“This offer gives DP ship owners a solution, that is efficient and cost effective, that meets DP trial compliance, during the current travel restrictions and beyond. The system provides a seamless solution that is secure and transparent, while also being flexible and taking account of the commercial needs of the vessel and its owners. It also marks an exciting step for LOC’s DP team, as we are continuously innovating to provide the best technical offering to our clients, despite the current industry challenges”.
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