Pharos Offshore adds Q1000 to fleet of subsea trenching vehicles

Pharos has recently supported Jan de Nul Group with the Post Lay Burial of two export cables.

After refurbishment of the recently acquired A-Frame, Pharos Offshore successfully delivered the handling system to the client.

Two of the company’s Cable Recovery Spreads were sent out this month.

Pharos Offshore Group have now brought the system back in-line with current working practices by modernising the equipment.

Pharos Offshore Group are in the process of mobilising the newly named DP2 Deepsea Worker.

The cable grab had been built to client specification for this project and was delivered within a 6 day turnaround to Liverpool Port.

Reacting quickly to customer requirements the system was prepared and shipped within 2 days.

SeaVex is based on a hybrid subsea excavation system which is extremely adaptable, compact and controllable.

Pharos Offshore Group has acquired an SMD built 1200HP cable burial tool.

Pharos Offshore has completed cable repair and burial for the London Array Offshore Wind Farm on a section of damaged subsea export cable