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Marine repair and offshore services

Global recession catalyst 
for market growth

Engineering company SA Five reports that despite the effects of the current global economic environment, the company sees the economic climate as a catalyst for new ideas that will grow and strengthen its market share.
By: Kelly Farthing
05 Jun 09
 
 
Industrial Cleaning and Shutdown

Multiple projects for industrial painting contractor

With a group turnover of more than R600-million a year RJ Southey prides itself on delivering the best products to its target market.
By: thamashni naidoo
02 Sep 05
 
 
Construction

Coating specialist repairs and maintains ships

One of South Africa’s largest and better-equipped marine anticorrosion project engineering companies, Nautilus Marine, has developed an international reputation for quality services to ship owners and industrialists.
By: abdul cook
10 Jun 05
 
 
Energy

Full order book for Western Cape rope-access company

A series of oil and gas rigs in need of repairs or maintenance is expected to dock in the port of Cape Town before the end of the year.
By: Jill Stanford
27 May 05
 
 
Transport

Deepwater drillship blasted and painted

Planthire company Rand-Air was a key supplier during the recent three-week refit of deepwater drillship Pride Africa at Cape Town’s dry docks.
 
 
Steel

A world first for Cape Town’s ship-repair industry

The ultra-deepwater drill ship Pride Africa, designed to drill for oil in water depths of more than 3 000 m and drilling depths of 4 500 m, was dry-docked in Cape Town during November.
By: Nelendhre Moodley
14 Jan 05
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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