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HERNIS CCTV system on the “SHIP OF THE YEAR”HERNIS Scan Systems has delivered a complete HERNIS 400 CCTV Systemfor hull no. 277, the Normand Seven from Ulstein Shipyard, which has beenvoted “Ship of the Year 2007”.The award was presented on June 12th 2007,by Norway’s Minister of Trade and Industry Dag Terje Andersen at the Nor-Shipping trade show in Lillestrøm.
For the second year in a row, the Ulstein Group hasreceived the award “Ship of the Year”. Readers ofmaritime magazine Skipsrevyen nominatecandidates and a jury of three picks the winner.VS 4220 OCV. “It is a large, state-of-the-art vessel,and the first purely offshore construction vesseldelivered by a Norwegian yard”, says jury memberAsle Strønen, who is also editor of the magazine.The jury points out that the ship has raised theNorwegian yard industry into a new, futureorientedniche. The ship is of Vik-Sandvik’s designThe Normand Seven is the sixteenth ship UlsteinVerft has built for Solstad. The vessel will bedelivered to Solstad in July 2008, and has beenprepared for an additional laying deck to be added.After comprehensive rebuilding in Newcastle, theship will be ready for pipelaying operations andSubsea 7 has chartered the ship with SolstadOffshore for eight years.The ship will also be equipped with ten 9.2-diameter reels, a 300-ton A-frame and a host ofother pipelaying equipment. In Brazil, the ship willlay flexible production pipes at a depth of 2,000metres on assignment for Petrobras for the first twoyears.HERNIS has entered contracts with both UlsteinShipyard for delivery of a tailor made CCTV systemfor the marine part, and Subsea 7 for a customisedsystem for their operation. Commissioning of theHERNIS 400 System for Ulstein is taking placethese days at the shipyard. This system aloneconsists of 23 camera stations, including S7, S9,PT9W and RDC400WP as well as 6keyboards/monitors. HERNIS Service Engineerexpresses great admiration for this ship, which is thelargest offshore vessel ever built by Ulstein.At 130 meters long and 28 meters wide, the Normand Seven is thelargest ship ever built by Ulstein Verft. The bridge alone is 400square meters.5
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