At Normec OWM, we’re proud of our more than 15 years of engineering experience in the offshore energy sector. Over the years, we have experienced firsthand how challenging it can be to find the right water management solutions. That is why we have gone the extra mile to secure exclusive access to leading manufacturers from around the world as part of our Technical Supply service.
Whether you need a specific product or want to explore alternative solutions, we’ll handle the search for you. We’ll even search for specialty or obsolete parts from suppliers and manufacturers worldwide to find the best solution. With a network of leading manufacturers, we ensure you have access to the best possible options—wherever and whenever you need them.
Our solutions include, but are not limited to:
In addition, with our comprehensive technical supply service, we not only provide systems but also offer ongoing service, maintenance, and consumables. We even ensure rapid availability and delivery by keeping commonly used consumables in stock based on estimated consumption.
Contact our team to find out how we can eliminate the risks associated with water management and give you complete assurance that you are in full compliance with all regulations: [email protected]
Whether it’s monitoring, permits, quality controls, or complex environmental issues, together we’ll provide reliable insights you can rely on with confidence.
The laboratory sector has been undergoing rapid technological development since the 1980s, resulting in increased accuracy, precision, and throughput while simultaneously reducing costs.
Chlorine is by far the most widely used disinfectant in drinking water systems.
Normec OWM offer consultation, analysis, advice, products and operational delivery to create a complete water management service with the expertise to ensure total customer confidence. With vast experience in managing potable water systems during rig reactivation, Normec OWM are well versed in overcoming the typical risks associated with such projects.
At most facilities, the company physician is responsible for the daily monitoring of water quality, with checking water quality being part of his or her duties. In the past, this meant that water samples were routinely sent to onshore laboratories, which naturally had to be coordinated with the helicopter’s flight schedule. At many locations, this limits sampling to two specific days per week. In cases where urgent testing is needed outside these times, a costly special helicopter flight must be arranged; otherwise, the samples will be delayed. With this approach, the quality of the results depends entirely on the care and accuracy of the sampling process, as well as on the variable handling and logistics involved in transporting the samples to the testing site.
