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Offshore wind CTVs: managing repeated shock and crew fatigue on transfer runs
A support CTV vessel sails through the waters close to the wind farm, emphasising its role in offshore wind energy activities. Crew transfer vessels run the same problem repeatedly: short, high-frequency runs, often in challenging sea states, with a strong pressure to maintain schedule. That is exactly the exposure pattern that drives fatigue and increases WBV risk. It also drives wear on the boat. Managing it well is a commercial issue as much as a safety issue. What “good c
5 days ago


Preparing for Workboat Code 3: MGN 436 Compliance and WBV Management in Practice
Police patrol boat navigating rough seas, typical high-speed workboat subject to MGN 436 WBV monitoring requirements Workboat Code Edition 3 is in force. Existing vessels move across at the next renewal, or by three years after 13 December 2023, whichever is later. The first big milestone date is 13 December 2026. MGN 436 is guidance. The legal duties sit in the Merchant Shipping vibration regulations. Workboat Code Edition 3 then makes WBV and repeated shock control a real-w
Mar 3
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