Offshore Brochure

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The main produc-tion facilities and two quays (the Indian Quay and the Hungarian Quay) in the port city of Gdynia provide the company direct access to the sea. This is why bulky structures can be integrated by us on the spot and delivered by sea to building sites all over the world.OWE5/12WE COMBINE COMPREHENSIVE SOLUTIONSVistal is a leading producer of steel structures that has actively operated on the European market since 1991. We have more than 20 years of experience in building of steel bridges and other types of structures for the construction, energy, marine and offshore industries. We carry out comprehensive work in a wide range - from designing through manufacturing, anti-corrosion works, transportation and assembly on site both in Poland and abroad. We have a modern production base fitted out with specialist equipment. We work in accordance with the requirements of European standards and specialist industry standards confirmed by the certificates that we have been awarded. Our main asset is our human capital. A team of experienced specialists is a guarantee of professional performance of every project. We are proud of our customer’s satisfaction, which is proven by the new orders and constant cooperation. THE BEST QUALITYOur steel structures dedicated for the offshore industry meets the highest quality requirements according to the national and European standards. The quality is confirmed by efficient Integrated Management System according to the standards: ISO 9001:2008 ( Quality Management System), ISO 14001:2004 (Environmental Management System), OHSAS 18001:2007 (Occupational Health and Safety System) and certificates: EN ISO 3834-2 concerning quality requirements for the fusion welding of metallic materials, DNV - welding of S355 plates up to 105 mm, welding of steel castings with thickness up to 120 mm, DIN 18800-7 Cl. E - production of dynamic welding system, EN 1090-2, DIN 4132 – for crane runways, Ril 804, Fb. 103/104 and also NORSOK standard.support vesselstransportation pontoonstransition piecesDIVERSITY The experience and organization of Vistal Group allows us to offer various types of steel structures for the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry and Offshore Wind Energy sector. For the Offshore Wind Energy sector we provide: jacket and twisted jacket type of foundations, transition pieces, support vessels, transportation pontoons, crane structures, wind measurement towers and masts, transformer platforms with the jacket foundations, secondary steel structures and also Vistal Floating Turbine (VFT).For the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry we provide: oversize structures for the drilling platforms, deck sections, girders, frames, subsea structures, towers, parts of cranes, lifts and arms, pipelines and pipeline supports from stainless steel, aluminium structures for ladders, platforms and stairs. secondary steelnacelle structuresjacket foundationscrane structuresmeasurement towersjacket foundationstransformer platformsVistal Floating Turbineelements of the drilling platforms