Announcements

Geoquip Marine recognised by Ørsted for outstanding HSE performance

Geoquip Marine has received strong client recognition from Ørsted following the completion of a recent offshore site investigation campaign delivered by the Geoquip Seehorn and Geoquip Saentis.

Ørsted highlighted a consistently proactive approach to health, safety and environmental (HSE) management throughout the project. This was reflected across all stages of delivery, from hazard identification and planning through to daily offshore coordination.

Maintaining high HSE standards is critical as offshore projects continue to scale in complexity and pace. This recognition demonstrates Geoquip Marine’s ability to deliver safe, controlled operations while maintaining performance in demanding offshore environments.

This approach reflects Geoquip Marine’s commitment to safely delivering reliable data across all offshore activities.

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