Tyne Gangway completes 28m Telescopic Gangway

Tyne gangway has designed and built a 28m offshore wind turbine Marin Access Gangway. The crane deployed gangway will be used to access Turbine foundations during the installation phase on the Merkur project.

Ken McDonald Managing director of Tyne Gangway (and the lift-rite Group) said ‘having just returned from New Orleans where Tyne Gangway exhibited at the International WorkBoat Show, I am very pleased to see our latest telescopic gangway loaded onto transport in readiness for delivery to our client. This gangway has been delivered on time and on budget and it was great to be informed that we had also received an order for another Turbine Access Gangway. This time from a Japanese Client’

3off Hydraulically Deployed Telescopic Gangways installed

Tyne Gangway has installed three Telescopic Self-Levelling Stepped Gangways in the USA.

Two of the gangways have been commissioned and are now ready to service Oil Barges. The third gangway will be commissioned in the next few weeks.

Due to space constraints, the gangways have been designed to be stored vertically and withstand hurricane force winds.

For more information contact Tyne Gangway on (0)191 262 3657

A convoy of 26 metre long bridges leave Tyne Gangway’s fabrication facility

Tyne Gangway shipped 3 off 26m long Aluminium Bridges to Cornwall. The 3m wide bridges were loaded onto specialist extendable wagons.

The convoy was lead by special escort vehicles and later joined by Devon & Cornwall police on the final leg into Falmouth.