06 July 2017

James Fisher Marine Services provides wpd Offshore Solutions GmbH with Mermaid®

wpd to use Mermaid® to help plan its offshore operations and to understand and reduce weather risk

James Fisher Marine Services (JFMS), part of James Fisher and Sons plc, are pleased to announce that WPD Offshore Solutions GmbH have become the latest European wind farm operator to take Mermaid as its tool for assessing the weather risk on its construction and O&M activities. wpd join the likes of Vattenfall, RWE and Jan De Nul as a user of one of the most sophisticated marine operation planning tools available.

Florian Ladage, Tendering Manager Offshore Projects states “Before committing to Mermaid we went through a comprehensive selection process and looked at the options available.  Mermaid impressed with its ability to model complex operations yet it is easy to use.”

 “We were also impressed with the technical support and metocean expertise available from the JFMS Mermaid team” Ladage added.

Mermaid® provides increased understanding of the impact of weather and tidal forces on a project’s schedule to companies involved in marine operations.  By accurately simulating marine operations against historical weather and tidal data, Mermaid® enables enhanced decision-making in the early planning stages to support significant cost-savings through project optimisation.

The system is developed in ongoing consultation with leading companies and new features and functionality are added regularly.

“We’re delighted that wpd have signed up and joined our increasing Mermaid user base.  We work hard to not only introduce new clients to Mermaid, but to make sure that existing clients are supported and have a positive experience. 

I am very much looking forward to working closely with the team at wpd and getting them up and running with Mermaid and getting critical weather intelligence to help them in their planning.” Adam Leonard-Williams, Marine Operations Consultant with JFMS.

For more information about how Mermaid can help your marine operations click here. 

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