WELCOME SEA INSTALLER - A2SEA

CONTROL ROOM
An installation vessel like SEA INSTALLER has many electrical and pressurised
systems, from the vessel’s engines to the hydraulic jack-up system,
ventilation systems, cooling systems and toilets, not to mention service
water for up to 60 people. Everything is controlled from the control room
on SEA INSTALLER.
It is therefore not just cranes and engines that need to function. There
are tanks for drinking water and sewage; the vessel’s ventilation and airconditioning
systems provide fresh air and the right temperature on board,
and the cooling room in the galley obviously has to function as well. All these
systems and processes are monitored and controlled from the control room.
• The mess on SEA INSTALLER
is open 24/7
• It is prohibited to drink
alcohol on board
SEA INSTALLER
• A special office is available
where guests on board the
vessel can work undisturbed.
To be the chief engineer on board SEA INSTALLER is like being responsible
for processes and systems in a small Danish village. To help the chief
engineer with the monitoring, SEA INSTALLER has installed an Integrated
Control Ship System (ICSS).
The advanced computer-based ICSS system helps monitor and control
temperature, power consumption, water consumption and oil pressure.
CHANGING ROOMS AND GYM FACILITIES
SEA INSTALLER can accommodate 60 people, including crew and guests.
Installing offshore wind turbines can be a wet and dirty job, so the crew
needs good facilities for changing and showering – we call this the Comfort
Zone. The Comfort Zone is where the crew changes from work clothes to
leisure wear, and facilities are provided for relaxation and exercise before
continuing to the lounge area or private cabins.
It is prohibited to take work clothes to the individual cabins. We therefore
also have a Clean Zone, where it is not permitted to wear work clothes.
The changing room facilities make it clear that SEA INSTALLER maintains
a high standard throughout the Comfort Zone. In addition to being pleasant
for the crew, it is also important when the crew is unable to do anything but
wait during bad weather.
For the same reason, much attention has been paid to the gym facilities.
Here the crew has plenty of opportunities for weightlifting and fitness training
if the wait becomes too long.
MESS, GALLEY AND CINEMA
At A2SEA we have always employed our own experienced crews just like
we operate our own fleet. This gives us maximum control and means we
can ensure the highest standards of safety and quality.
However, being a crew member on an installation vessel like SEA INSTALLER
can be a challenging job, both physically and mentally. We spoil our crew
members when they are off duty, and we do so at what we call our Recreational
Deck – the area on SEA INSTALLER which comprises mess,
galley and cinema.
The mess is a natural gathering point because the work gives a good appetite.
The mess is open 24/7 while the vessel is working on a job. Here
you do not find fancy food in very small portions; instead we serve good,
honest food, large steaks and plenty of accompaniments on a par with
well-known restaurants on shore.
It is prohibited to drink alcohol on board, but the crew can consume anything
from soft drinks and juice to coffee and other hot drinks.
SEA INSTALLER also gives the crew the option of watching films, as the
vessel has a cinema where the crew can choose the films they want to
watch.
Finally, we have a department with an office where guests on board the
vessel can work undisturbed. The office is popular as we often have customers,
suppliers, experts and other guests on board.