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Each year, the editorial staff of WorkBoat magazine selects 10 Significant Boats that have the chance to be voted WorkBoat of the Year. The selection of Workboat magazine’s Top 10 list is rigorous and thorough, with editorial staff aiming to select at least one vessel from each sector covered by WorkBoat.

The Johan Sverdrup Project is one of Norway’s largest industry projects and the largest development on the Norwegian continental shelf since the 1980s. Zenitel is among several hundred companies that have delivered products and services for this huge commission, which has generated more than 6 billion EURO’s worth of contracts for these industries.

DNV GL, an accredited certification body (CB) under the INMETRO scheme, certifies all types of equipment for use in explosive atmospheres.

When it comes to safety and productivity, it is vital that your operators can hear, be heard and be understood when communicating. In any challenging environment, Zenitel’s intelligent communication solutions get the message across: crystal-clear communication can save lives – and the 3M™ PELTOR™ range of headsets can help.

The Paris Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and Tokyo MoU will hold their yearly Concentrated Inspection Campaign (CIC) from September 1 to November 31, 2019. This year’s focus is on emergency systems and procedures, with the goal of verifying the readiness of crew and emergency equipment, in case of emergency.

Zenitel Norway AS has been awarded a frame agreement by Equinor ASA, for the delivery of UHF Radio systems and services. The agreement comprises UHF radio terminals based upon DMR and TETRA technology, radio accessories, as well as services for commissioning and maintenance of radio installations.

Canada’s largest shipbuilder, Chantier Davie Canada, reveals in this article how they are digitally transforming shipbuilding and updating its technology to connect a shipyard the size of a small town.

With less than a month to go before our Global Partner Meeting kicks off in Tønsberg, Norway, immediately followed by the Nor-Shipping event in Oslo, our preparations are proceeding full steam ahead.

Will we see a developing requirements for CCTV systems onboard both Ro-Ro passenger vessels and cargo vessels in the near future? A recent bulletin released by Britannia P&I and the IMO SSE (Ship Systems and Equipment) committee, at the beginning of March, indicates this.

Nor Electronics, a subsidiary company of Zenitel, has recently completed a successful Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) for Equinor in the Nor Electronics Kristiansund office.

The Canadian government has launched a multibillion-dollar initiative to rebuild its fleet of Royal Canadian Navy and the Canadian Coast Guard vessels and breathe new life into the country's shipbuilding industry - and Zenitel will be onboard.

Zenitel has equipped the two first LNG-powered, American flagged, container Ro-Ro ships - El Coquí and Taíno.