Bristow Marine Services

Bristow Marine Services is a subsidiary of Bristow Group, a leading global provider of industrial aviation services. The company specializes in providing a range of marine and logistics services, primarily supporting the oil and gas industry but also catering to other sectors such as government and non-governmental organizations. Here's an overview of the key aspects of Bristow Marine Services:

Services Offered

Marine Transportation: The company provides reliable and safe marine transportation for personnel and equipment. This includes transferring crew members between offshore installations and vessels.
Logistics Support: Bristow Marine Services manages logistics, ensuring timely delivery of supplies, parts, and equipment essential for offshore operations.
Rescue and Emergency Services: They offer search and rescue (SAR) capabilities, often integrated with their aviation services to provide comprehensive emergency response solutions.
Maintenance and Repair: The company offers vessel maintenance and repair services to ensure operational readiness and safety.

Industry Focus

Oil and Gas: The primary focus is on supporting offshore oil and gas operations, providing essential transportation and logistics solutions to ensure the smooth functioning of these operations.
Government Services: Bristow Marine Services also works with various governmental agencies, providing specialized maritime solutions tailored to their unique needs.
Humanitarian and NGO Support: The company supports non-governmental organizations in disaster relief and humanitarian missions, leveraging their extensive logistics and marine capabilities.

Global Reach

Locations: Bristow Marine Services operates in key offshore energy regions around the world, from the North Sea to the Gulf of Mexico, Brazil, West Africa, and Australia, among others.

Safety and Compliance

Standards: The company adheres to stringent safety and regulatory standards, ensuring that all operations are conducted safely and in compliance with local and international laws.
Training: Continuous training and development programs for staff ensure high levels of competence and readiness.

Integrated Solutions

Aviation and Marine: One of the unique advantages of Bristow Marine Services is their ability to integrate marine and aviation services. This offers clients a comprehensive, one-stop solution for their logistics and transportation needs.

By leveraging decades of experience and a commitment to safety and reliability, Bristow Marine Services continues to be a trusted partner in the complex and challenging environments of offshore and remote operations.

01144 - 1252 721327
www.bristowmarine.com

Products

Marine Services

Farnham United Kingdom

13 Shortheath Crest
Farnham GU9 8SA
United Kingdom

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