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What happens before anyone enters a confined space?

When people think about confined space work, they often picture the work taking place inside the chamber, tank, pit or vessel. In reality, some of the most important work happens before anyone even enters. From identifying hazards and testing the atmosphere to preparing rescue arrangements and ensuring the correct permits are in place, confined space

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Switching to vacuum waste systems: long term maintenance cost savings

For vessel operators, offshore platforms, and commercial and industrial facilities, waste management is more than a compliance requirement, it’s a long-term operational cost driver. As businesses look to reduce lifecycle costs and improve system reliability, vacuum waste systems are increasingly being recognised as an investment rather than just an infrastructure upgrade. At Marlin, we specialise

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Gas turbine hydraulic and lube oil system flush on an international cruise line vessel

The Task: An international cruise line vessel experienced a main bearing failure on its gas turbine engine, requiring the engine to be removed and sent ashore for rebuild and repair. As a result, the associated lube oil and hydraulic systems remained idle for an extended period of 2-3 years. Prolonged inactivity posed a significant risk

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