Decommission Overview

About ALE
Global Heavy Lift and Transportation Specialist
Abnormal Load Engineering (ALE)
• Founded 1983 • Result of several acquisitions

• Global HQ - UK • Global turnover more than £325m

• 1,700 employees • Global reach
• Located in more than
30 countries • Dedicated R&D Department
ALE’s Vision & Mission
HSQE and Quality Assurance
ALE are currently certified to the following standards:

ISO Standards:
• ISO 9001:2015 – Quality Management
• ISO 14001:2015 – Environmental Management
• OHSAS 18001 – Occupational Health and Safety
Global presence Norway

United Kingdom
Head Office Poland

ALE Office Locations Netherlands

Germany

Spain

Russia
Canada
EUROPE

Caspian

USA Korea
Iraq
UAE & Qatar
Mexico Saudi Arabia
Thailand Vietnam
Venezuela
Panamá Malaysia
Colombia

Peru Indonesia

Brazil
Australia
South Africa

Argentina
Sectors

CIVIL MINERALS & METALS NUCLEAR

OFFSHORE OIL, GAS & PETROCHEMICAL PORTS

POWER GENERATION RENEWABLES SHIPYARDS

 Services

BALLASTING CRANE LIFTING ENGINEERING JACKING

LIFTING SYSTEMS LOAD-IN & LOAD-OUT LOGISTICS MARINE ENGINEERING

OFFSHORE INSTALLATION SKIDDING TRANSPORTATION TURNKEY OPERATIONS WEIGHING

Equipment
Cranes

SPECIALIST CRAWLER MOBILE

Transportation

GIRDER FRAME MODULAR SPMT SPT

 Equipment (cont.)

SKID SYSTEMS WEIGHING SYSTEMS BALLAST SYSTEMS

JACKING SYSTEMS LIFTING SYSTEMS BARGES Auxiliary, Ancillary and Access Equipment
Decommissioning Introduction

Decommissioning in the North Sea – Arup (October 2014)

“The analysis focuses on critical supply chain elements which are resources that are
fundamental to delivering decommissioning projects, and which would have the most
significant effect on the deliverability of the these projects if there were
capacity constraints. The critical supply chain elements that have been identified are:

• rigs/rigless abandonment infrastructure

• removal vessels for topsides and substructure
• ports/harbours/yards for recycling
• skilled engineering and operational resources serving all aspects of the sector

These are the areas where the supply chain, operators and Government will need to
work closely to ensure that the opportunities are realised.”

How can ALE focus its experience and equipment to support the industry?
ALE Services
Decommission Project

Feasibility/FEED/Design

Support Services Offshore Activities

Loadin Operations Marine Transport

Feasibility/FEED/Design

ALE offer full design services across all stages of decommissioning project.

Services include (but not limited too):

• Grillage design (inc. fabrication drawings)

• Barge strength checking
• Topside analysis for marine operations (lift/on off)
• Mooring analysis (inc. offshore)
• Ballasting analysis (inc. offshore)
• Sea Fastening design (inc. fabrication drawings)
• Quayside analysis (for strengthening etc.)
• Tow Manuals
• 3D simulations
Offshore Activities

ALE have significant global experience in working with offshore structures; across
various market sectors.

Services include (but not limited too):

• Weighing of structures
• Jacking of structures
• Reverse floatovers
• Skidding of payloads (compressors etc.)
• Hydraulic Ballast Systems
• Hydraulic Mooring Systems
• Lightweight Service Cranes
Offshore Activities
Marine Transport

ALE have a highly experienced chartering team (over 25 years experience) allowing
ALE to handle all forms of marine transport and support activities.

Services include (but not limited too):

• Barge/Coaster/HLV chartering services

• Tug hire
• HL Vessels
• Associated design services (tow manuals, mooring etc.)
Loadin Operations

ALE are global leaders of load transfer from barges/vessels to quaysides (or
transhipments). We also hold several world records for this type of activities.

Services include:

• SPMTs (36, 46 and 60te axle line variants)

• Hydraulic Skidding Systems (upto 1,200te per shoe)
• Strand Jacks (upto 1,000te per jack)
• Support systems
• Ballast systems
• Mooring systems
• Linkspan/RoRo Bridges
• Steelwork Grillages
• Weighing Operations
Support Services

ALE has a vast amount of support equipment to help ensure our Clients projects can
be safely and cost effectively executed.

Equipment includes (but not limited too):

• Cranes
• Port Handling
• Heavy Jacking Services (upto 60,000te)
• Steelwork (grillages/packing etc.)
• Road Transport
• Weighing Operations
Support Services
Project Cranes
ALE have various sized project cranes within its
UK fleet:

SK Series – upto 8,000te (Ring)

AK912 – 1,200te (Pedestal)
LR1750 – 750te (Crawler)
Mobile – upto 220te

International

LR11350 – 1,350te (Crawler)

LR1800 – 800te (Crawler)
CC8800 – 1,600te (Crawler)
CC2800 – 600te (Crawler)
CC2600 – 500te (Crawler)
Support Services
Jacking Operations
ALE have a large amount of jacking solutions for
different applications:

Traditional Climbing Jacks

• 50, 100, 200 and 500te climbing jacks

Specialised Jacking
• MJS800 – 800te capacity cassette system
• Combined capacity 4,800te
• MJS5200 – 5,200te capacity system
• Combined capacity over 60,000te

Hydraulic Skidding systems

• 25te upto 1,200te skid shoes
Innovation

ALE is the leading Heavylift operator with a strong focus on innovation. Our dedicated
R&D team have helped develop the worlds biggest land based crane along with the
worlds biggest jacking system.

Equipment includes (but not limited too):

• Shearleg Systems (barge mounted)

• Jackup Vessels
• Offshore jacket lifting systems
• Offshore skidding transhipment
• Hydraulic Ram Systems (Scalable)
Project Showcase
Shell INDE Project

• Loadin of 17no. Structures

– 8no. Jackets
– 8no. Topsides
– 1no. Bridge
• Weights between 400 and 1200te
• Use of ALE SPMT axles along with
ballast and mooring support systems
• Project completed over a Three
month period
Project Showcase
Project Showcase
HESS Subsea Manifold Project

• Loadin of 2no. Subsea Structures

• Weights of 360 and 550te
• Use of ALE SPMT axles along with
ballast and mooring support systems
• Project completed over a two day
period
Project Showcase
Past Projects
Arkutun Dagi Topside Jack up
• Jacking of 42,780te topside to 24m
• Jacked using ALE Mega Jack system
• Total lifting capacity of the system
was 60,000te
• Total jacking time was 11 hours
UK Aircraft Carrier Alliance
• Total of 39 load-out and load-ins
• Module weights from 300te to
32,000te
• Utilising ALE SPMTs, Weightors and
Skid Systems
Past Projects
SADARA MFC Project
• Lifting and installation of 161 heavy
process equipment
• Lifted using ALE SK.190
• Total lifting capacity of the system
was 3,500te
• Lift weights from 25 to 1,329te
Brae Alpha Project
• Replacement of 2no. Generators
• Operations using SPMT, skidding and
strandjacking equipment
• Weights of up to 300te
• Offshore installation works
Conclusion
• Complete heavy lift and transport solutions

• Specific, proven experience in the decommission markets

• Global experience base and knowledge

• Latest certified ISO Standards

• Dedicated local teams/equipment

• Achilles Registered

• Client focused

• Innovation – New Approaches

Thank you for your attention.