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Home›Offshore Wind›UK: RES Engineers Perform First Maintenance on Hornsea Met Mast
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May 24, 2012 · about 14 years ago

UK: RES Engineers Perform First Maintenance on Hornsea Met Mast

A team of RES engineers visited the Hornsea Round 3 meteorological mast for maintenance, This is Grimsby news portal reports. Chris Holden, offshore operations manager at RES said that the first visit to the mast is significant because it shows Grimsby’s capability of undertaking O&M activities and

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A team of RES engineers visited the Hornsea Round 3 meteorological mast for maintenance, This is Grimsby news portal reports.

Chris Holden, offshore operations manager at RES said that the first visit to the mast is significant because it shows Grimsby’s capability of undertaking O&M activities and potential to build sustainable business in the future.

Over the five-day visit, the team performed various maintenance duties. A faulty aircraft warning light, which is placed more than 120 meters above sea level, was replaced. RES will visit the SMart Wind structure every six months.

The Eden Rose vessel and the crew were provided by the Tidal Transit.

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Offshore WIND staff, May 24, 2012; Image: smartwind

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