Havyard Times 2010

havyard times A M A G A Z I N E F R O M T H E H AV YA R D G R O U P

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Old Sailors never die – they just fade away

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Bridge over troubled water

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New breakthrough in China

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Hard working man - ‘Serious childrens’ play’

this issue

NO.1 AUGUST 2010

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Havyard Times is the external magazine for the Havyard Group and its subsidiaries. Through this magazine we hope to give our customers an impression og our local, regional and worldwide activities. Our business philosophy is “Adding value”. We hope this magazine will add value to you.

responsible editor: writers: consept and design: photographers:

GUNNAR LARSEN F & B KOMMUNIKASJON CANN AS OTTAR ANDRÉ ANDERSON FINNUR JUSTINUSSEN ANNE LISE NORHEIM KÅRE SÆVIK

illustrations: print:

GUNNAR FLUSUND VIKETRYKK

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bridge over troubled water - portrait of tummas justinussen

bridge over troubled water - portrait of tummas justinussen

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sinopec - havyard group

Leader by president of the havyard group, geir johan bakke

sinopec - havyard group

Hard working man‘Serious childrens’ play’

Bridge over troubled water ‘Sail on by

text: F

& B ko m m u n ikas jo n

Photo: o t ta r

andré anderson

Your time has come to shine All your dreams are on the way’ text: F

& B k om m unik a s j on

photo: F i n n u R

jusTinussEn

New breakthrough in China

哈佛船厂集团 text: F

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& B kom m unikasj on

Photo:

istockphoto

[havyard group]

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CONTENTS 04

Leader by President of the Havyard Group

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Old Sailors never die – they just fade away

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Proud traditions – modern design

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Bridge over troubled water

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New breakthrough in China

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Havyard Steelcad

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Havyard Design’s fifth anniversary

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Hard working man - ‘Serious childrens’ play’

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Happy, but looking to the future

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New design - Havyard 833 / Havyard 843

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LEADER

Challenges and opportunities for an exposed industry during a period of recession Most situations involve both challenges and possibilities, and this is particularly the case for a cyclical industry during a period of economic downturn

This is the fifth issue of Havyard Times, and the

Many of the defects relate to equipment from our

magazine has already gained recognition as a

subcontractors or are due to user errors on the

good way of keeping readers updated about de-

part of our customers. However, since the sup-

velopments in the Havyard Group.

pliers are chosen by us, this is our responsibility in any case, and we should also be competent

So far, the industry has not been too badly af-

enough to take responsibility when our customers

fected by the economic downturn. This is due to

make mistakes. There are in any case too many

the record number of orders already on the books

defects and deficiencies that are down to us, and

following the period of record economic growth.

this is where our greatest focus is at the moment.

However, we are now noticing a reduction in activity in all areas. We in Havyard are making good use

We have initiated many processes to improve the

of this reduction in activity, by restructuring and

situation. The process starts already when we

increasing efficiency in all areas.

choose suppliers. Several suppliers and products are no longer on the ‘Makers List’ (pre-qualified

NEVER AGAIN

suppliers to Havyard Group) due to a lack of willing-

One important lesson from the economic boom

ness to implement and document improvement

we have now put behind us is that quantity should

measures. Our contracts have now been amended

not be prioritised at the expense of quality. This

to include far stricter requirements in the event

has undoubtedly been a trend throughout the

of delays and deficiencies, and we now monitor

industry. And it applies to Havyard as well – the

subcontractors much more closely from contract

quality of our delivered products has not always

signature until delivery is completed. Competitive

met our goals or our customers' expectations.

suppliers with good quality systems and the ability

This applies to both the quality of drawings for the

to continuously improve will be prioritised.

building of Havyard Designs at our own or external yards and to the quality of completed vessels. We

Many internal processes have been initiated to im-

keep detailed statistics of claims against vessels

prove our own deliveries. We have carried out a

delivered from our own yards, and the trend is un-

thorough evaluation of documented defects and

ambiguous. There has been a significant increase

deficiencies, and of feedback from our custom-

in the number of claims against vessels delivered

ers. Havyard Group’s attitude is that 'the customer

in 2008 and 2009: on the bright side, there is a

is always right’. After a critical review, we found

significant improvement for vessels delivered this

out that ‘a very large proportion’ of such defects

year.

are due to lack of capacity, delays, mistakes that

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LEADER BY PRESIDENT OF THE HAVYARD GROUP, GEIR JOHAN BAKKE

FUTURE GOALS

‘Our focus is on making it as easy as possible to operate a Havyard design in the most economical, secure and environmentally friendly way possible.’

‘should not have happened’, and, unfortunately,

tive feedback from users - crews, shipping compa-

in certain cases also to poor work and lack of ex-

nies, charterers etc. It is also really good to get so

pertise.

much feedback on the aesthetics of our designs.

Our impression is that most customers find Hav-

The internal measures that have been initiated

yard designs to be beautiful vessels. In addition,

consist of targeted competence-raising measures

they have good capacity and are functional, which

and improving procedures through HPS (Havyard

in turn results in good profitability. This makes us

Production System). We have optimised capacity

proud, and we also receive a lot of excellent feed-

utilisation at our own yards to ensure high quality

back from our customers saying that they too are

through having fewer hire personnel and freeing

proud of their Havyard-design vessels.

up engineering and project management capacity for use at external yards. At the same time, we have

OVERCAPACITY

increased our own engineering capacity through

LASTING COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES

AND

ATTEMPTS

TO

ENSURE

the acquisition of Havyard Steelcad (formerly Steel-

The shipbuilding industry is characterised by

cad). They were our most important engineering

tough competition and overcapacity. We are now

subcontractor and the supplier of engineering

noticing the same trend in ship design, as more

services that delivered by far the best product.

new designers have entered the market in recent years. Havyard Design is one of the new players.

Our customers should be able to feel certain that

Brand building and differentiation are important

the products we deliver in future satisfy the highest

in a competitive market. Securing a lasting com-

requirements and comply with the industry’s stand-

petitive advantage is the common goal. As we say

ards and Havyard Group’s slogan of ‘adding value’.

in the Havyard Group: ‘Without good competitors and demanding customers, we don’t have a fu-

A VESSEL OF HAVYARD DESIGN

ture.’ Luckily, we have both demanding customers

SHALL MAKE YOU PROUD

and good competitors.

Fortunately, the most important factor is positive.

Our customers are satisfied with their Havyard de-

Unfortunately, we notice that, in the fight to dif-

sign vessels. The vessels work in accordance with

ferentiate, some of our competitors are spreading

requirements and expectations, and their speed

messages that at best can be called ‘half truths’.

properties result in low fuel consumption, without

One example is a competitor who claims that a

other factors such as seaworthiness being affect-

large PSV (5,000 DWT) consumes approximately

ed. It is very motivating to receive so much posi-

5t/24h at 12 knots. Even allowing for all possible

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LEADER BY PRESIDENT OF THE HAVYARD GROUP, GEIR JOHAN BAKKE

reservations, it would be an environmental sensa-

standards against which to measure performance.

tion if this were correct. If someone believes that

In tests in the motor industry, all cars are com-

a PSV of this size can come close to this sort of

pared to cars manufactured the same year, while

fuel consumption, they must document it. We are

ship designs are often compared with older ves-

more than willing to document our corresponding

sels. That is just not right! When cars are tested,

design and take part in a comparison under equal

the winner is usually the latest model, and all

conditions.

claims about consumption, speed etc. must be documented in accordance with stipulated guide-

Another competitor claims that its vessels run up

lines and standards. In addition, an independent

to seven knots faster in a head sea than their com-

third party usually conducts the tests. Should a

petitors. They also fail to explain what their basis

similar system also be introduced in our industry

for comparison is. A small revolution has taken

to avoid far-fetched claims? We would welcome

place in recent years with regard to bow design

such standards and look forward to being evaluat-

for offshore vessels. Bulb designs were unusual up

ed on equal terms with our competitors. If we are

until five years ago. Today, all vessels of ‘North Sea

not best at everything, that would only serve as

tonnage’ not only have a bulb, but also what we

further motivation to continue our development.

can call extremely slim bows. The feedback from our users says that our designs are fantastic in

CREW AND OWNERS DECISIVE FACTORS

head seas, with only a slight reduction in speed

As described above, the tough competition in ship

even in high seas, and that previous problems with

design has resulted in innovation and the develop-

‘slamming’ have been eliminated. We challenge our

ment of new and improved products. As shipbuild-

competitor to take part in a comparison on equal

ers and designers, we are responsible for continu-

terms in which it will have to prove that its design

ing this development so that we can deliver good

is not only better than ours in head seas, but that

forward-looking products to our customers. The

they can sail at an amazing seven knops faster.

most important thing is to deliver good products at the agreed time and at competitive prices.

Luckily, we find that users such as shipping com-

However, no matter how good the designs we de-

panies and charterers have the expertise required

velop and build, it is and will continue to be the

to see through the kind of far-fetched claims de-

shipping companies and the crews who decide

scribed above, but it is unfortunate in relation the

whether a vessel is a commercial success. They are

industry’s credibility, and, not least, for innovation

the decisive factors in relation to fuel consump-

and development that there are no clearly defined

tion, and thereby in relation to the environment,

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LEADER BY PRESIDENT OF THE HAVYARD GROUP, GEIR JOHAN BAKKE

and for good and safe operations in general. In the car industry, your car has a specified consumption level under specific conditions, but, as the driver, you are the decisive factor in relation to fuel consumption: the same applies to the captain of a vessel. Our focus is on making it as easy as possible to operate a Havyard design in the most economical, secure and environmentally friendly way possible.

THE MARKET As I write, several new contracts have been announced, but it is still the case that the number of delivered vessels is larger than the number of new contracts signed, so that, in the foreseeable future, we will have lower capacity utilisation in the industry. We in Havyard will make good use of this time to improve quality and increase efficiency, and focus on innovation and development.

So, when the next economic upturn comes along, we will be well prepared and have good products and services that we will deliver in accordance with the highest standards in the industry.

With these words, I would like to wish all our employees and other stakeholders, including customers and subcontractors, all the best. I am looking forward to continued good collaboration with the goal of making each other good.

GEIR JOHAN BAKKE

President & CEO, Havyard Group AS

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OLD SAILORS NEVER DIE – THEY JUST FADE AWAY - PORTRAIT OF MAGNE SÆVIK

Old Sailors never die – they just fade away ‘This sailor won’t even fade away He is as bright as ever’ text: F

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& B K O MMUNIKASJ ON

Photo: K Å R E

SÆVIK

OLD SAILORS NEVER DIE – THEY JUST FADE AWAY - PORTRAIT OF MAGNE SÆVIK

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OLD SAILORS NEVER DIE – THEY JUST FADE AWAY - PORTRAIT OF MAGNE SÆVIK

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OLD SAILORS NEVER DIE – THEY JUST FADE AWAY - PORTRAIT OF MAGNE SÆVIK

‘I have spent 45 years on a fishing boat. If I were to choose again, I would do the same. It has been a good life, a full life. A life where I have been able to use what little talent I have in the best way possible.’ photo: O T TA R

ANDRÉ ANDERSON

Getting on in years? Yes. Too old? Never. Magne Sævik

choose again, I would do the same. It has been a

is like a proud old sailing ship: There’s some creaking

good life, a full life. A life where I have been able to

and flaking here and there. But mention laying up

use what little talent I have in the best way possible.’

and taking it easy – and he tugs hard at the moorings.

He looks right through this landlubber equipped with

Not him.

pad and pencil. Out to the ocean. To the Stadhavet

At least not now.

sea that is bathed in sunlight and calm:

Maybe sometime...

‘The ocean is a fascinating workplace. You are

Come to think of it, never!

surrounded by nature everywhere you look – at its

Magne Sævik (71) has started a new boatbuilding

most beautiful and at its harshest. Luckily, I didn’t

project. It is difficult to say how many this makes.

have a problem with seasickness. That meant I was

There have been many – but not too many.

able to enjoy it.’

‘There is not much else to do than things that have to

No, he has not forgotten the time when as a five-

with the sea. You know, boats are all we think about.

year-old he went on the family’s fishing vessel

It is a good and meaningful life; a nice way to live for

‘Ragnhild’ to Ålesund. On the way home they hoisted

those of us who feel this way. Life must be filled with

the sails, which proved too much for his five-year-old

meaning, you know. Something to do. To me – or to

stomach. He crawled ashore at Sævikane, both sick

us – that means boats and fishing,’ he says.

and afraid.

‘Us’ probably refers to him and his brothers. A total

‘...mostly afraid,’ he says quietly.

of eight brothers and one sister grew up in Sævikane

‘Mostly afraid?’

in the years immediately before and after World War

‘I have been more afraid than seasick. They say that

II. He is the second oldest.

you don’t get seasick if you are afraid. Maybe that

Everyone chose the sea as a livelihood, as a lifestyle

was my destiny.’

– born as they were into a family of fishermen. Over

‘You have been aboard a ship that has gone aground?’

time, the family’s one fishing boat became three

‘Yes. When the family’s boat ‘Anders Liaaen’ capsized.

shipping companies with three (in the Norwegian

It wasn’t bad as shipwrecks go. Unfortunately, I have

context) large fishing vessels.

seen worse than that.’

For Magne, it was Artus. One, two and three. Now a

The topic is closed. He does not want to remember.

150-feet coastal fishing vessel is to be built. Innovative

He does not have time to reminisce. He has too

and bold of course, as they were when they made

much else on his mind. He is too annoyed with the

the big transition from the old boats to ocean-going

‘bureaucrats in Oslo’ – words that he spits out.

vessels costing millions of kroner in investments.

‘I have spent 45 years on a fishing boat. If I were to

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OLD SAILORS NEVER DIE – THEY JUST FADE AWAY - PORTRAIT OF MAGNE SÆVIK

‘Those bureaucrats... It’s those bureaucrats in Oslo.’

‘Terrible discrimination.’ ‘Enormous differences.’ ‘Bureaucrats in Oslo – they don’t understand how to get the best price possible.’

‘They wouldn’t let us build a big enough vessel for

force us to have the most unprofitable vessel possible.

the equipment we needed to make it profitable!

We will not have it.” We said.’

Why should coastal fishermen earn less than deep-

He looks up. Once again, he looks right through the

sea fishermen? Why should those with the toughest

man with the pad and pencil.

job be worse off financially than those who have a

‘Given the weather conditions, we have had to be

far easier job? We said we had to have a vessel that

tough in order to get results. We are old enough not

was at least 50 metres long. The bureaucrats were

to care about appearing stubborn. It will probably take

sceptical. We said: We refuse to accept that those

a revolution to get them to listen. But we can keep on

with the toughest workplace should earn the least

being stubborn for as long as it takes.’

money. Coastal fishermen should make at least as much as their colleagues in the ocean-going fleet. The

So now you know what you have in store, bureaucrats...

bureaucrats refused to accept this.’

There is fire in the old man’s eyes. Or is it the glare of the sun on the sea that is briefly reflected in his eyes?

MAGNE SÆVIK

‘Oh, well. We got a 50-metre vessel in the end.’

• General manager of Brattholm invest AS

The boat. The boat is supposed to be in the spotlight.

• Operation of fishing boats

The boat and her crew. Not him. Certainly not him.

Herøyfisk: net, purse seiners

He starts telling us about freezing haddock. About

Herøyværing: purse seines.

winter fishing off the coast of Finnmark. Herring

Artus: newbuilds, net, purse seiners

and mackerel the rest of the year. Freezer capacity.

Too stringent restrictions on the loading capacity of coastal fishing vessels, so that they cannot deliver fish where the market price is best.

‘Those bureaucrats... It’s those bureaucrats in Oslo.’

‘Terrible

discrimination.’

‘Enormous

differences.’

‘Bureaucrats in Oslo – they don’t understand how to get the best price possible.’

‘I suspect that an important factor in your success is that you are better at arguing than your competitors?’

‘Arguing? No, we don’t argue. But we are stubborn.

Very stubborn. We said to them: “You are trying to

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• Has been a fisherman all his working life

OLD SAILORS NEVER DIE – THEY JUST FADE AWAY - PORTRAIT OF MAGNE SÆVIK

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HAVYARD FISH TECHNOLOG

Proud traditions – modern design ‘We are more “ship tailors” than traditional boat builders’ text: F

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photo: O T TA R

ANDRÉ ANDERSON

HAVYARD FISH TECHNOLOGY

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HAVYARD FISH TECHNOLOGY

‘Despite the fact that it is only two years since we

now in the coastal fleet, and it will also be more

decided to go ahead with our “Fishing Division”,

economical in terms of fuel consumption.

this business area is actually based on strong historical

traditions.

Havyard

Tomrefjord,

or

A 40-metre and 45-metre design have also been developed for this class of vessel, and expectations

Solstrand shipyard as it used to be called, designed

are high for these designs.

and built 75 fishing vessels,’ Øyvind Sævik tells us.

They are also launching new ship designs for large

‘And we mustn’t forget that other Havyard

purse seiners/ trawlers, as well as exciting autoline

yards have also built fishing boats, or that Leine

and net fishing boats. Work is also under way on

Maritime, which became Havyard Design, had

a major project aimed at developing an innovative

wide-ranging expertise in this field, and that our

stern trawler design.

main owners have a special relationship to fish

‘As regards the autoline boat designs, major

and fisheries,’ adds Kjetil Myren. ‘The fisheries

develop-ments are now taking place in relation to

have had a huge influence on how our community

processing and handling catches. We are trying to

has developed, and without demanding fishing

simplify the processes on board, for example by

boat owners, we would probably not have had the

automating operations to a large extent, which

maritime cluster that we are so proud of today.

will also cut down on crew costs. One of the things

That entails a commitment on our part!’

we are looking into is equipment for mechanised transport and stacking of the catch in the freezing

HAVYARD 515 - A MORE FLEXIBLE BOAT

hold. Work is also being done on solutions for so-

They are now in the process of building a

called moon pools, whereby lines and nets can be

50-metre-long

in

hauled in without having to open the side of the

Tomrefjord. This boat is a big coastal fishing

vessel – with all the advantages that entails,’ Mr

vessel of the Havyard 515 type, designed for

Myren continues.

fishing

boat

at

the

yard

fishing with purse seine and danish seine. What is unusual is that the vessel will be equipped to

ADDED VALUE

take on board and carry live cod caught using the

‘The goal is to make even better use of our value

danish seine. The cod will be kept alive on board

chain. When we have our own design company,

until delivery in cages at the receiving facility.

owners can either build vessels at our yard or build

The new design will also mean a completely new

our designs at an external yard. The expertise we

situation for the crew and the owners. The size

have throughout the value chain means added

of the vessel makes it possible to design a safer

value in both cases,’ emphasises Mr Sævik.

and more flexible boat than has been usual until

He is certain that we are about to enter a period

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HAVYARD FISH TECHNOLOGY

in which large parts of the fishing fleet will be

at solutions involving closed net bins that, among

renewed. The newest trawlers in Norway are

other things, make it easier to handle nets in bad

about 10 years old, and the newest line boats are

weather, and that mean that the crew is protected

older than that. In addition, much bigger boats

from the elements when at work,’ says Mr Myren.

are now permitted in coastal fisheries. The length limitation of 90 feet that used to apply to coastal

TAILOR-MADE PRODUCT

vessels has now been abolished, so that it is now

In today’s market, shipbuilding is not about

possible to use much bigger boats. There is also

mass production and prefabricated solutions:

a general need for rationalisation in the whole

‘We are talking about a tailor-made product for

fishing fleet.

each project. We collaborate very closely with

‘The abolition of the length limitation in the

present and potential customers to arrive at

coastal fleet is positive. Previously, we had to build

“their” concept. We are more “ship tailors” than

boats that were so full of compromises that their

traditional

functioning was affected – for example, they were

Sævik.

not very economic in terms of fuel consumption

‘For all types of vessels, it is a case of endeavouring

and many of them had very poor seagoing

to improve hull design and propulsion solutions

qualities. Now, we can design more practical and

in order to achieve economic and environmental

flexible vessels, so that efficiency and profitability

benefits. Solutions involving hybrid propulsion,

will increase in general,’ says Mr Myren.

diesel-electric

‘I believe that a general renewal of the fleet is

driven systems have to be weighed against more

inevitable if we are to maintain our position as

conventional solutions in order to find out what

one of the world’s leading fishing nations. In this

is most expedient for each vessel design,’ Kjetil

situation, we are in a very good position to play

Myren tells us.

boat

builders,’

propulsion

emphasises

and

various

Øyvind

gas-

a part.’

‘We are also working with several owners to

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS

develop purse seiners/trawlers. There is a lot

As regards the stern trawler design, work is being

happening in this area. Work is currently being

done on unconventional solutions for both the hull

done on solutions for how fish are taken on board,

and the propulsion system. Among other things,

solutions whereby the fish is vacuumed onboard

we are also looking at more or less automated

rather than pumped on board as is the case at

systems for cargo handling, which will improve

present. We hope that this system can add value in

safety and working conditions for the crew and

the form of better fish quality. We are also looking

that may also result in not insignificant cost

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HAVYARD FISH TECHNOLOGY

‘A new ship design cannot be called innovative until it has been put into practice and created added value’

savings. Havyard 555 is around 80 metres long and

KJETIL MYREN

it has an innovative design, in which the main goal is to optimise operation of the vessel. Mr Myren

• Senior Designer

mentions the new bow design in particular. It will

• Bachelor of Science from University in Ålesund – Norway

make the vessel more economical to run when

• 1991-1996 : Naval Architect at Marin Teknikk AS

trawling in high seas. The focus on the vessel’s

• 1996-2004 : Naval Architect at Leine Maritime AS

seagoing qualities is also very important in relation

• 2004-2008 : Designer at Rolls-Royce Marine AS,

to the efficiency of the bottom trawl.

‘The goal for our design work is, through research and development, to create added value for

dept. Ship Technology Offshore • Since January 2009 : Senior Designer at Havyard Design AS

shipowners and society as a whole when the fishing fleet is renewed. Innovation is a very popular term

ØYVIND SÆVIK

in our industry but a new ship design cannot be called innovative until it has been put into practice

• Head of fish sales

and created added value. In the development

• Has worked on boats all his life

project for the new stern trawler design, we see

• Has experience from:

a great potential for coming up with solutions

Shipyard management

that can rightfully be called innovative,’ concludes

Operating supply boats

Kjetil Myren.

Operating fishing boats Supervising the building of fishing boats • Has operated: Purse seiners Prawn trawlers Trawl fishing Trained as a chief engineer

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HAVYARDHAVYARD FISH TECHNOLOGY DESIGN™

HAVYARD 514 – PURSE SEINER / TRAWLER

• Loa: 45.0 m • Breadth: 12.5 m • RSW capacity: 500 m3 (incl. 180 m3 RSW/freezing hold)

HAVYARD 526 – LONGLINER

• Loa: 49.5 m • Breadth: 12.7 m • Freezing holds: 780 m3 (incl. 110 m3 cargo/bait hold)

HAVYARD 535 – PURSE SEINER / TRAWLER

• Loa: 73.9 m • Breadth: 15.0 m • RSW capacity: 2000 m3

HAVYARD 555 – STERN TRAWLER

• Loa: 80.0 m • Breadth: 16.0 m • Freezing holds: 1500 m3

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BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER - PORTRAIT OF TUMMAS JUSTINUSSEN

Bridge over troubled water ‘Sail on by Your time has come to shine All your dreams are on the way’ text: F

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photo: F I N N U R

JUSTINUSSEN

BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER - PORTRAIT OF TUMMAS JUSTINUSSEN

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BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER - PORTRAIT OF TUMMAS JUSTINUSSEN

‘The easiest thing for us would be to stay out of this new and uncertain area. But that’s not what makes us tick.’

You hear him before you see him, whether he is

venture with the Sævik family’s Havila AS, they

driving or on foot. Most of all when he is on foot.

already own a PSV that was built at Fjellstrand

It sounds like a medium-sized group of people

shipyard in Omastrand and designed by Havyard,

engaged in heated debate are about to come

and that has a contract on the Norwegian

around the corner – then it turns out to be just

continental shelf.

him.

more in newbuilds at Havyard – at least one

On the phone with Icelanders about the sale of a

Havyard 833.

fishing boat. Talking with the person at his side

‘For us, it is crucial to increase our expertise. We

about building contracts. Talking to someone

do so by taking responsibility for the whole value

on the other side of the street about clouds of

chain. Supply Service is certified in accordance

volcanic ash.

with all standards and it is 100 per cent operator.

All at the same time.

Our contractual counterparties are very happy

The lapel on his suit jacket, which looks like it

with the job we are doing with the boat we are

could have been designed by Jean Paul Gaultier, is

now operating. We see no reason to buy cheap,

turned up. He is wearing designer jeans and shiny

second-hand vessels. We have to build for the

cowboy boots. And a hat designed by Devold.

future, even though it is very capital intensive,’

‘Is it Norwegian? So that’s why it was really

he emphasises.

expensive.’

We are talking about true pioneering spirit here.

They are now investing even

Their PSV is the first Faeroese vessel in this field.

PIONEERING SPIRIT

Being out on your own at the forefront is very

Tummas Justinussen (41): A member of the

demanding, he tells us. The big players in the

Faroese fashion avant-garde. On the Faeroes,

market did not think much of their prospects of

everyone else dresses according to the weather.

gaining a foothold in the market on their own; a

Tummas Justinussen: the Faeroes’ most energetic

number of foreign companies ‘generously’ offered

man. And there’s no lack of energy on the Faeroes.

to take over operating responsibility for their first

But, first and foremost, Tummas is heir to and a

boat. Today, Tummas is very glad that they didn’t

key player in one of the biggest businesses on

give up and relinquish operating responsibility to

the Faeroes, Sjøborg P/F, which has four fishing

others.

vessels and interests in many areas of the islands’

‘I’m fairly patriotic in this area. Why should we

economy. Offshore activity is a new area for the

Faeroese sail for others? We want to do things

Faeroes and for the family business.

ourselves. It’s important to build local know-how

Through the company Supply Service, a joint

in order to meet what looks like being a challenging

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BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER - PORTRAIT OF TUMMAS JUSTINUSSEN

future. Important expertise is already in place on

‘When Havyard came up with the 833 design, we

the islands, but even more must be developed in

felt that we had taken a big step forward. We are

the time ahead. It won’t be easy. Established players

really pleased with this ship, and we feel that we

in the supply sector told as time and again that we

have influenced its design,’ he concludes.

would never succeed in getting a foothold in the

He leans back – for once:

market without their help. I refused to accept that

‘The easiest thing for us would be to stay out of

that was the case.’ He leans across the table. Even

this new and uncertain area. But that’s not what

more eager than usual:

makes us tick.’

‘Here on the Faeroes, more than 90% of our

Leaning forward again:

exports are fish; the fisheries are still the biggest

‘We are pulling out all the stops. You have to like

industry, although there is strong growth in fish

what you do. Have to enjoy it. And passivity is not

farming and it is catching up fast. The know-how

an option. Sitting still is just not me,’ he says. And

of our seafarers is a major resource – and many

once you have met him, you will be in no doubt

of them are involved in offshore activity abroad.

he means it.

What we need to do now is to see how we can utilise this know-how if or when oil and gas are

TUMMAS JUSTINUSSEN

discovered in our territorial waters. Here on the

• Managing Director: Tummas Justinussen

Faeroes, we are too small to take part in many

• Fishing vessels, fish harvesting and other business activities

different arenas, so we have to specialise in areas

inc. business holdings — companies: Sjóborg, Sæborg,

in which we are capable of achieving success.

Polarstjørnan, Hvarvið, Tavan, Havborg Supply Service,

I

believe we have found such an area, and we are going to work really hard and with determination to develop the shipping company,’ he says.

VR Bilar, Hotel Hafnia.

• Pair trawlers (425 GT each): ‘Polarhav’ and ‘Stjørnan’ Trawlers: ‘Sjóborg’ (158 GT),‘Sæborg’ (140 GT), • ‘Fríðborg’ (64 GT)

PA S S I V I T Y I S N O T A N O P T I O N The fact that Per Sævik is a key player in both the shipping company Supply Services and in Havyard

• Shrimp trawler — convertible forsupply service: ‘Havborg’ (1,531 GT) • On-shore fish processing facility: Tavan, Leirvík

Group is a big advantage, Tummas believes. He

(minority stake)

emphasises that, before they chose Havyard,

Car dealership: VR Bilar, Tórshavn

they also obtained competing offers from several Norwegian shipyards – as well as at least one Chinese yard.

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BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER - PORTRAIT OF TUMMAS JUSTINUSSEN

THIS IS THE GROUP:

SJÓBORG PF

Osmund Justinussen, Tummas’s father, built up a substantial Faeroese fishing company over the

• Managing Director: Tummas Justinussen

past 40 years. The family company has owned a

• Fishing vessels, fish harvesting and other business activities

total of 35 fishing vessels. Today, they are the main

incl. business holdings in the companies: Sjóborg, Sæborg,

owners of four fishing boats and have a number

Polarstjørnan, Hvarvið, Tavan, Havborg Supply Service,

of other business interests in the islands.

VR Bilar, Hotel Hafnia.

• Pair trawlers (425 GT each): ‘Polarhav’ and ‘Stjørnan’ • Trawlers: ‘Sjóborg’ (158 GT),‘Sæborg’ (140 GT), • ‘Fríðborg’ (64 GT) • Shrimp trawler — convertible forsupply service: ‘Havborg’ (1,531 GT) • Onshore fish processing facility: Tavan, Leirvík (minority stake) • Car dealership: VR Bilar, Tórshavn • Hotel: Hotel Hafnia, Tórshavn • Real estate: Hvarvið industrial buildings, Tórshavn • Museum: Boat Museum, Leirvík

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T H I S I S T H E FA E R O E I S L A N D S :

FAEROE ISLANDS

The Faeroe Islands are one of three Nordic autonomous areas. They comprise 18 large and

• Total area: 1396 sq.km

small islands that are connected by tunnels and

• Highest point: Slættartindur 882 m

ferries. The landscape is rugged, with steep cliffs,

• Coastline: 1,289 km

green hills and very few trees.

• Population: 1 January 2009, 48,778

At slightly less than 1,400 sq. km, it is the

• Population density: 1 January 2009, 34.9 per sq. km

smallest of the three Nordic autonomous areas.

• Population, the capital Thorshavn (municipality),

The population of the Faeroes is 48,300, around

The Faeroes formally belong to Denmark, but they are to a large extent self-governing.

almost 20,000 • National day: 29 July (Olaifest)

20,000 of whom live in the capital, Thorshavn.

The

• Form of government: Home rule – within the Kingdom of Denmark

Lagting (parliament) is the supreme authority on

• Parliament: Lagtinget (33 seats)

the Faeroes. The country is not a member of the

• Membership of the EU: No

European Union, but it has entered into a fisheries

• Membership of NATO: Since 1949 (because of

and trade agreement with the EU. Fisheries is the most important industry by far on the Faeroes. The total catch is worth approximately NOK 1 billion. More than 97% of Faeroese exports

Denmark’s membership) • Head of state (as of September 2009): Queen Margrethe II • Currency: Danish krone (DKK)

are fish and fish products, followed by tourism and wool production.

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SINOPEC - HAVYARD GROUP

New breakthrough in China

哈佛船厂集团 text: F & B K O MMUNIKASJ ON Photo: ISTOCKPHOTO

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[HAVYARD GROUP]

SINOPEC - HAVYARD GROUP

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SINOPEC - HAVYARD GROUP

In February 2010, the Havyard Group entered into

‘The

an agreement with the second biggest oil company

of anchor-handling vessels that are built to

in China, Sinopec (China Petroleum & Chemical

meet future needs, and it will satisfy all the

Corporation), for the delivery of design and detail

requirements for vessels of this type. The fact

engineering for the building of a Havyard 843 CD

that Havyard also has experience of cooperating

AHTS. This is yet another breakthrough for the

with Chinese shipyards was important to Sinopec,’

Havyard Group in the important Chinese market.

says Mr Liling.

The Havyard Group already has contracts for the

The

building of four vessels for foreign shipping

agreement started as early as in 2009. The original

companies in China.

plan was for a Havyard 842 model, but based on

Sinopec, which was formed in July 1998, is owned

discussions with the customer, a new model was

by the Chinese state. In 2009, Sinopec was ranked as

developed: Havyard 843.

the ninth biggest company on the Fortune 500 list.

The vessel is equipped with a new type of anchor-

Sinopec’s business areas include oil and gas recovery,

handling winch, which will make operations safer

the refining of oil products and international oil

and more efficient than on today’s vessels. The

and gas trading. The company is listed on both

concept is based on placing the winch drums

Chinese and international stock exchanges.

side-by-side instead of the so-called ‘waterfall’

The Havyard 843 design, which will be built at the

arrangement, where one drum sits above the

Chinese shipyard Yuexin Shipbuilding, is scheduled

other, which has traditionally been used on this

for delivery in the second quarter 2012. The vessel

type of vessel. This results in a lower centre of

will be operated by Shanghai Offshore Oil Bureau,

gravity

a

wholly-owned

Sinopec

actual

and

process

greater

the

“next

leading

up

stability

generation”

to

during

the

final

anchor-

Corp.

handling operations. The environmental aspect has also been emphasised, among other things by

eight offshore vessels and has one platform

making arrangements for the vessel to meet the

supply vessel under construction.

Clean Design class specifications.

According to Mao Liling, director of Havyard China,

‘The Havyard Group will deliver the design and

Sinopec chose Havyard 843 because the company

detail engineering and support the shipping

was looking for a state-of-the-art, but well-tested

company and the shipyard during the building of

and reliable, type of vessel. ‘Havyard 843 meets

the vessel. The fact that the Havyard Group is both

these requirements, as it is based on the Havyard

a shipbuilder and designer has been an important

842 model, of which five vessels are in operation,’

factor in Sinopec’s decision,’ concludes Mr Lilling.

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of

represents

Shanghai Offshore Oil Bureau currently operates

explains Mr Liling.

subsidiary

843

SINOPEC - HAVYARD GROUP

‘Havyard China’s goal is to establish itself in the Chinese market and to maximise the sales volume of our products there,’ text: F & B KOMMUNIKASJON photo: MR. CHEN SHUFANG illustration: GUNNAR FLUSUND

MAIN DATA FOR HAVYARD 843 CD AHTS:

Mao Liling has a degree in engineering and began his career in 1983 as a designer in the machinery department at Hudong Shipyard in Shanghai.

From 1994 to 1999, he worked for the German company Blohm + Voss in Shanghai as a sales representative for ship equipment. From 1999 to 2009 he worked at Vik Sandvik in Shanghai as the chief representative and manager in charge of

• Length:

81.00 m

marketing, sales and office management, before

• Breadth:

19.50m

he joined Havyard in June 2009.

• Depth to main deck:

8.50 m

‘Havyard China’s goal is to establish itself in the

17 knots

Chinese market and to maximise the sales volume

• Anchor-handling winch:

400 tonnes

of our products there,’ says Mr Liling.

• Bollard pull:

200 tonnes

How important do you think it is in relation to the

• Accommodation:

34 persons

company’s future opportunities in the Chinese

••

Speed:

market that the second biggest oil company in China, Sinopec, has chosen Havyard?

H AV YA R D C H I N A

‘I

believe

it

The Havyard Group established Havyard China in

attracting attention in the Chinese market, which

order to strengthen its position in the Chinese

is very important. For example, I have established

market. The company was formed in Hong Kong

dialogue with both the biggest oil company in

in September 2009, while the Shanghai office

China,

opened in February 2010. Havyard China is part of

(CNPC), and the third biggest, China National

Havyard’s global sales network and it is managed

Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC),’ says Mr Liling.

by Mao Liling (48). He is responsible for marketing

The Chinese market is demanding, however.

and sales of the Havyard Group’s products in China

The customers require advanced designs and

and has extensive experience from the Chinese

innovative solutions, but also as little risk as

shipbuilding industry. The office will offer Havyard’s

possible, in addition to reliability and a well-tested

products and services, including shipbuilding, ship

product. ’You need to be focused and meticulous

design, ship equipment and systems, in addition

to succeed in this market,’ concludes Mr Liling.

China

is

really

National

important.

Petroleum

Havyard

is

Corporation

to engineering and construction follow-up for customers who build Havyard designs.

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HAVYARD STEELCAD

Havyard Steelcad ‘I had many contacts and knew I could succeed. I don’t regret it today.

As a matter of fact, I regret not starting my own company sooner.’ text: F

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Photo: ANNE

LISE NORHEIM

HAVYARD STEELCAD

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HAVYARD STEELCAD

The acquisition of Steelcad complements the Havyard

company to Sola outside Stavanger and started a major

group in key areas and increases its competitiveness.

expansion.

Furthermore, it is not often that an acquisition requires

The company was later taken over by Apply Sørco A/S

as little adaptation as in this case. Steelcad has practi-

and changed its name to Apply Steelcad, before the

cally been part of the Havyard group for several years

Havyard group acquired the company in February 2010.

already.

By that time, the company had 30 employees in Nor-

The company’s founder Erik Kirkemo characterises the

way (42 employees in 2008), and it also had ownership

cooperation as close.

interests in two foreign engineering companies – 30%

Why did you found Steelcad in 1993?

in the Croatian company Vertex and 40% in the Polish

‘My employer at the time, SRS, did not have much work,

company Naven.

and I decided it was time to take the initiative. I had

Erik Kirkemo has been in the engineering industry his

many contacts and knew I could succeed. I don’t regret

whole life. Mr Kirkemo is not a qualified engineer, but

it today. As a matter of fact, I regret not starting my

he is an example of how far you can get without a for-

own company sooner,’ Mr Kirkemo says with a smile.

mal education if you believe in yourself – and if you

Mr Kirkemo is married, lives in Stavanger and has two

know enough about what you are doing.

grown-up children who live in Eastern Norway.

In 1968, after having completed lower secondary

How do you spend your free time?

school, Mr Kirkemo moved from Eidsvoll to Oslo at the

‘When I want to relax I often visit my children or rela-

age of 17 to start working as an apprentice sheet metal

tives, or I go to one of our three cabins in Norway and

worker at Aker Mekaniske Verksted/Nyland Vest. From

do various maintenance jobs there and at home,’ says

1972, Mr Kirkemo worked on optical drawing (1:10) in

Mr Kirkemo.

the drawing office at the yard. In 1975, he started work-

He is interested in sports and is a keen follower of both

ing in Shipping Research (SRS), where he started using

football and skiing. ‘I am probably a “sports nut”,’ Mr

the computer system AUTOKON (Numerical Cutting/

Kirkemo admits. ‘I watch all my favourite team Lill-

NC) to produce cutting drawings. He was employed

estrøm’s games on TV, and I was a competitive alpine

there until 1993, apart from one year when he worked

skier until I was 17.’

for Cad/Cam Consultants from 1988 to 1989. During his time with SRS, Mr Kirkemo travelled extensively as

THE STORY

a course instructor, teaching the AUTOKON system.

Erik Kirkemo (59) started Havyard Steelcad’s forerunner

Among other places, he has held courses in the USA,

in 1993 when he founded Steelcad Consultants in his

Canada, Singapore, Korea, Germany, France, Denmark,

home town of Eidsvoll outside Oslo. Mr Kirkemo worked

Russia, Spain and India.

alone as a consultant until 1996, when he moved the

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HAVYARD STEELCAD

COOPERATION WITH HAVYARD Since Steelcad was founded in 1993, the company has

HAVYARD STEELCAD SUPPLIES THE FOLLOWING SERVICES:

cooperated with parts of what are now Havyard. It supplied services to the then Kværner Leirvik, which was

• Lines fairing

acquired by Havyard in 2000 and was renamed Havyard

• 3D modelling/Steel Structure

Leirvik. Leine Maritime, which was acquired by Havyard

• 3D modelling/Machinery/Piping/Outfitting

in 2005 and renamed Havyard Design, was another im-

• Steel unit/block workshop drawings

portant customer. From 2005, approximately 60% of all

• Lofting (NC)

of Steelcad’s deliveries have gone to Havyard Design.

• FEM Analysis/Structure

Can you tell us about your cooperation with Havyard

• 2 & 3D arrangements, coordination drawings,

before the acquisition?

Isometrics, etc.

‘We established a very good, close cooperation and became almost an integral part of Havyard during this

A total of 80% of Havyard Steelcad’s deliveries now go

period. Since its acquisition of Steelcad, Havyard now

to Havyard Design. The two main projects at present are

has “the whole package”. Now Havyard’s two shipyards

Havyard 843 CD AHDS, which will be delivered to the

and the external shipyards can concentrate on produc-

Chinese company Sinopec (see separate article), and

tion, which will improve both their focus and profitabil-

Havyard 833 PSV. The biggest project Steelcad has ever

ity. In addition, our employees get to participate in and

had is the diving support vessel Havyard 858 DSV. This

develop new disciplines in Basic design, which comes

project is now nearing completion.

earlier in the process than what we usually deliver. For

Since Steelcad’s foundation in 1993, Mr Kirkemo

example, they can help to create system drawings and

has worked with most consultancy firms and shipyards

the like,’ says Mr Kirkemo.

in Norway. His client list includes Rolls Royce, Aker

Head of Havyard Design, Stig Magne Espeseth, explains

Yards (now STX), Skipsteknisk and Marinteknikk.

the acquisition of Steelcad as follows:

Havyard Steelcad still offers its services to shipyards and

‘Apply Steelcad was a sound company that Havyard had

consultancy firms outside the Havyard group and hopes to

good relations with. They delivered good quality and

continue its good cooperation with them.

they were an integral part of our processes. After the acquisition, we don’t have to worry any more about ending up in a situation where we don’t have access to their services. To put it briefly, good design and good integration saves both time and money,’ Mr Espeseth concludes.

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HAVYARD DESIGN´S FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

Havyard Design’s fifth anniversary

Havyard Design started with the acquisition of the

customer list consists of various shipyards and

ship design company Leine Maritime in 2005. At

shipping companies such as Møkster Shipping AS

the time, Havyard Design had four employees.

and Deep Sea Supply in Norway, Supply Service

Today, it has a workforce of 33. Havyard Steelcad’s

in the Faroes, Swire Pacific Offshore and PACC

employees come in addition, as do Havyard

Havila Pte. Ltd in Singapore, as well as the three

Steelcad’s interests in the consultancy companies

Indian companies Pacific First Shipping, Garware

in Poland and Croatia. The companies Havyard

Offshore Services and Shipping Corp. of India, and

Design, Havyard Powertec (founded in 2007),

Sinopec Corp. in China. Havyard’s own shipyards in

Havyard Steelcad and a separate Fish Technology

Leirvik and Tomrefjord are responsible for building

department founded in 2009 make up Havyard’s

16 of the ships.

ship design and engineering business area.

‘The acquisition of Steelcad has generated much more activity and thereby more responsibility, necessitating rational and efficient operation and organisation,’ says Mr Espeseth.

Havyard Design’s first delivery was ‘Havila Saturn,’ a Havyard 842 AHTS design, for the shipping company Havila Saturn KS in 2007.

Since then, designs for 37 ships have been delivered to several players in the market. In addition to designing several ships for the Havila group, its

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HAVYARD DESIGN´S FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

STIG MAGNE ESPESETH

ARVE HELSEM LEINE

• SVP Division Ship Design & Engineering

• Design Manager

• Joined Havyard Group in May 2005 as Managing

• Joined Havyard Group in May 2005 as

Director in Havyard Design AS. • Working as Senior Naval Architect in Leine Maritime AS from June 1991 – May 2005.

• Holds a degree in Naval Architecture from University in Ålesund - Norway.

Design Manager in Havyard Design AS. • Working as Senior Naval Architect in Leine Maritime AS from September 1995 – May 2005.

• Working as Naval Architect at Marin Teknikk AS from June 1993 – August 1995 Holds a degree in Naval Architecture from University in Ålesund - Norway.

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THE DESIGN MANAGER

Hard working man‘Serious childrens’ play’ text: F

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ANDRÉ ANDERSON

THE HAVYARD DESIGN MANAGER STEELCAD

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THE DESIGN MANAGER

‘And you have to be able to build the design. It cannot be design for design’s sake. That is where the closeness to the yards comes in. That enables us to maintain a continuous and constructive dialogue during the building process.’

‘Yes, it’s just play, but the talent of the future will grow

something other than ‘hard work’ to the question of

from it. That is why our play has a serious side to it.’

what it takes to create success is...hard work. But he has his moments:

PA S S I O N

‘Do you have a favourite ship? One you yourself would

Arve Helsem Leine likes to describe the world as simple:

have liked to have drawn/designed?’

success is first and foremost about three things: hard

'The first thing that comes to mind is the Titanic...

work, more hard work and even more hard work – after

Ha ha...’ he answers in a text message.

which he hopes to slip away unnoticed, so that he can

‘But of course with watertight compartments at least

spend some time down at the shore with his children.

one deck higher up... The paradox is that it would

Taking a miniature offshore vessel along, just to be on

probably not be as famous as it is today...’

the safe side...

He fools no one. Yes, there’s a twinkle in his eye, and,

Havyard’s Design Manager is passionate about ship

yes, he likes playing with his children and can be like

design - for most things with keel we are told by people

a child himself. But to play his way to success? Never.

who know him well. And about passing on knowledge

Hard work – nothing but hard work.

to coming generations. That is what he is like – and that

And in the future?

is what ‘people of his kind’ are like.

Even more hard work!

Don’t be surprised if the children playing with a

It is not easy to get Havyard’s Design Manager to talk

miniature offshore vessel down by the shore grow up

about himself. The company’s owners should probably

to be the top designers of the future.

be happy about that. Both Arve Helsem Leine and

Because children's play can be more than just play.

Havyard have come a long way since the company’s

Maybe there is a serious side to it as well?

name was Leine Maritime and they had four employees.

Five years ago, they were five men in an attic. Now,

A long way – and they have travelled fast.

they are 33 people in a diamond-shaped building. Arve

Leine Maritime was established in the early 1980s

Helsem Leine has stared at both the attic’s walls and the

and had its days of glory in the 1990s, when it had

diamond’s brilliance.

12 employees. They delivered designs for 12 vessels,

‘We are still not that big, but a lot bigger than we were.

including a coastguard ship for Namibia. The company

A great deal has happened since we sat up in the attic at

was taken over by Havyard five years ago.

Leine Maritime. Things happen quickly when the people

In addition to the 33 employees in Havyard Design, they

who own us decide to go all out,’ he says, and smiles

have just bought up Steelcad with 30 employees – ‘and

– relaxed?

some abroad,’ as Arve puts it. This gives the Havyard

In addition to being a gifted man, Havyard’s Design

group control over the part of the value chain that they

Manager is a very earnest type. Getting him to answer

believe it is important and right to have control of.

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THE DESIGN MANAGER

‘Given the structure of the system and how it works

'The market is changing, and you have to keep up

in relation to the shipping companies and the yards, I

with both internal and external requirements. I think

believe we are in an excellent position. In the five years

competition is healthy – it contributes to everyone

that have elapsed since Leine Maritime was bought up,

making each other better. Without good competitors,

40 vessels of our design have been built all over the

we would have no innovation or progress,' Mr Leine

world. It has been hectic, but exciting,' he emphasises.

tells us.

He believes that, next to hard work of course, the key to

Pause.

success in design mainly lies in understanding what the ship owners and the operators want, as well as having

‘And you have to be able to build the design. It cannot

good products and good timing. Working closely with

be design for design’s sake. That is where the closeness

ship owners and yards is also an important parameter.

to the yards comes in. That enables us to maintain a

Of course, it is also a great advantage to always be up to

continuous and constructive dialogue during the

date about external framework conditions – in addition

building process,’ Arve Helsem Leine states.

to the following fundamental principle:

‘What market is most important right now?’

‘Boats are about making compromises. You have to

‘At the moment, the PSV market takes up most of

understand what the ship owners and the operators

our resources. For instance, we recently signed a

want, what the current environmental requirements

contract for a Havyard 833 with Supply Service on the

are, possibilities and limitations of equipments suppli-

Faeroes. The prospects are good for this segment. It is

ers. It is about always keeping up to date. There is no

a continuous process of development. There are always

room for people who want to live on old memories,’

new requirements in relation to both the environment

he emphasises.

and safety that we must comply with.’

‘What do you think about the industry’s external

C O M P E T I T I O N I S H E A LT H Y

framework conditions?’

‘What makes you different from your competitors?’

‘As other industries, we have felt the financial crisis.

‘That's hard to say. I know what our priorities are:

The market has picked up, however, but I wish more

knowledge about the wishes of the involved parties,

measures could be initiated to stimulate newbuilding

and creating good arrangements and solutions for

and innovation,’ Mr Leine says.

them within the framework available to us. We try to

He starts to make discreet hints that he has a lot to do

create pure and simple lines based on our customers’

– and that perhaps it would best if we found something

needs. We believe that we offer good, tailored

else to do than sit in his office taking up his time.

solutions. Different customers have different needs, and we believe we can serve them all,’ Mr Leine says.

Maybe he slipped away when we left – to go and play...

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HAVYARD SHIP EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS

Happy, but looking to the future text: F

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ANDRÉ ANDERSON

HAVYARD SHIP EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS

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HAVYARD SHIP EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS

It has been a very eventful year for the four

Havyard Elektro began to invest in different

gentlemen who have arranged to meet on a

products in the ship electrical segment in 2009.

summer’s day out at the ocean’s edge. They have

Up until now, investments have mainly been in the

a year of hard work and good results behind them

following areas:

and are looking forward to new opportunities on the horizon. And more hard work.

Motor control: Frequency control, Traditional Y/D starters, Motor control centre.

’We are very pleased with the past year. Since

Current distribution: Deice panels, Utility sta-

we decided to organise our discipline areas

tions, Distribution panels.

in a separate division, we have succeeded in

Communication, information and entertain-

developing a lot of good, new equipment,’ says

ment: Havyard ICS, CCTV, PA, Satellite TV, Inter-

Tor Leif Mongstad, Senior Vice President of the

com, cordless phones.

division.

He is sitting in the sunshine to sum up an

We can start with Havyard ICS (Integrated Com-

eventful year together with Svein Arild Dale,

munications Systems), which is a product that in-

General Manager of Havyard Elektro, Ole Kristian

tegrates ships’ communication, information and

Stokkeland, General Manager of Havyard Powertec,

entertainment systems.

and Johan Bakke, Technical Manager of the

’We believe that this product will be very well

Havyard Group.

received by the market. I would say that developing so many new products in such a short space of

‘BRIDGE SOLUTIONS’

time is unprecedented. Our employees have been

’In the course of the year, we have helped to

incredibly effective. You must bear in mind that

establish a company in Bergen, of which we are

this work has been carried out simultaneously with

co-owners, that builds and delivers diesel-electric

other ongoing work,’ Mr Mongstad points out.

propulsion systems. Our main focus now is on socalled ‘bridge solutions’ - our new, big product

’The next step in our efforts to become a complete

that will be delivered by Havyard Elektro. This

supplier of electrical services to the shipping

product can best be described as an integrated

industry and the maritime market is to concentrate

system for control on the bridge. The keywords

on deliveries, installation and the implementation

here are Design, User-friendliness and Innovation.

of complete bridge packages, including navigation

It will also be cost-efficient, they emphasise

and communication,’ says Svein Arild Dale, General

enthusiastically - all at the same time.

Manager of Havyard Elektro.

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HAVYARD SHIP EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS

‘We are DETERMINED to get ahead – and we are in a hurry.’

The product is scheduled for delivery in the first quarter 2011.

One of our objectives is to work closely with Havyard

Powertec

expertise,

and

utilising

their

implementing

a

HAVYARD CONSEPT BRIDGE

• In brief, the idea of Concept Bridge is: To create a com-

engineering

plete design bridge concept with integrated control and

number

information systems.

of

products delivered by Havyard Powertec.

HAVYARD BWS

The products are very advanced, and for the best,

• Havyard Bridge Watch System is a class required watch system for navigation bridge. This system alerts the backup

most detailed presentation of them, see www.havyard.com. ’The goal of utilising and

officer if there are no activity from the navigation officer

developing

at bridge.

expertise

in

Havyard

Elektro

and

Havyard Powertec, is to further strengthen Havyard as a brand and as a supplier of shipbuilding technology,’ underlines this unanimous and enthusiastic quartet.

HAVYARD IAS

• Havyard Integrated Automation System is an advanced automation system with integrated power management system. The main features are ship alarm handling,

This Havyard Group division has set itself high

advanced power management system, unattended ma-

goals for the future with respect to both sales and

chinery, cargo control and pump control.

results. ’The reason that we dare to do so, is because we already have experience in a lot of these areas,' says Mr Mongstad. ’We are DETERMINED to get

HAVYARD ICS HAVYARD CAS

• Havyard Integrated Communication System in short

ahead – and we are in a hurry,’ says the Boss, and

terms is – a flexible system for communication – internal

the other three nod in agreement.

& external – and distribution of sound & pictures

HAVYARD POWER & DISTRIBUTION

• Our Main services: El. Enginering, El. Documentation,

Main features – distribution of sound & pictures, communication & infotainment • Havyard Central Alarm System is a minor alarm system

El. Project managemenmt, El. Installation,

for navigation bridge. This alarm system can be integrated

El. Comissioning, El. Production Management.

with Havyard BWS. The Havyard CAS shall provide

• Our Main Market Segments: New building,

audible and visual alarms.

Rebuilding/ class approvals, Offshore Fleet, Fishing Fleet.

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NEW CONTRACTS

HAVYARD 833 PLATFORM SUPPLY VESSEL

Loa:

86,00 m

Breadth:

19,6 m

Deadweight:

4700 tonnes

Deck Area:

1000 sq.m

Accommodation

24 persons

Illustration: GUNNAR FLUSUND

Contract for the building of one + one Havyard 833 PSV for Supply Service Havyard Group has signed a contract with the

on operating economy, large and flexible capacity

Faroese shipping company Supply Service for the

for transporting many types of cargo, crew

building of one Havyard 833 platform supply

comfort and minimising environmental impact

vessel (PSV) with an option for one additional

(Clean Design, optimised hull lines, diesel-electric

vessel. The first vessel will be delivered in March

propulsion, catalytic converters etc.). Havyard

2012 and the option vessel in June 2012. The

833 is a large PSV, well equipped for most types of

vessels will be built at the group’s yard Havyard

service and supply assignments for the offshore

Leirvik AS in Sogn and will have building numbers

oil industry. In addition to its large and flexible

106 and 107. The contract value is approx. NOK

cargo capacity, the vessel will be equipped for

350 million per vessel.

oil spill response (NOFO 2009), stand-by/rescue services and fire extinguishing (FiFi).

Supply Service is an innovative company rooted in the fisheries industry that moved into the

This newbuild contract for the new Havyard 833

offshore industry when it ordered ‘Eldborg’, the

design shows that customers are demanding

first Havyard 832 PSV design. It was delivered

new, improved products and not yesterday’s

in

technology.

2009.

Through

this

vessel,

the

company

Demanding

customers,

such

as

has proved in a short space of time that it is a

Supply Service, and good competitors, such as

player to be reckoned with, and it has received

our competitors in the maritime cluster here in

good feedback from oil companies and other

the northern corner of Western Norway, provide

contractors that have used their services. The

motivation and help us to continuously develop

Havyard 832 design has proven its qualities, both

new products and services.

to Supply Service and other shipping companies, and six ships of this design have been delivered so far. The fact that all six vessels have won longterm contracts in a challenging market is proof of Havyard 832’s excellent qualities. Supply Service is drawing on its good experience with Havyard 832 to provide Havyard Design with valuable input in the process of developing Havyard 833.

Havyard 833 is a new PSV design from Havyard Design. Havyard 833 is designed with the focus

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NEW CONTRACTS

HAVYARD 843 AHTS

Loa:

81,00 m

Breadth:

19,5 m

Speed:

17 knots

AHT winch:

400 tonnes

Bollard pull:

200 tonnes

Accommodation

34 persons

Illustration: GUNNAR FLUSUND

Sinopec Corp. chooses Havyard 843 – the next generation AHTS Havyard Group has achieved another breakthrough

handling vessels, developed to meet the needs

in the very important Chinese market. For the first

of tomorrow and in accordance with the new

time, we will be delivering a Havyard design™ to a

requirements for such vessels. Great emphasis

Chinese shipping company to be built at a Chinese

has been placed on stability, safe operations

shipyard. A contract has been signed with Sinopec

and

Corp. (China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation)

that ensure competitive building and operating

for

costs. The environmental aspect has also been

delivery

of

the

design

and

construction

effective,

construction-friendly

solutions

drawings for the building of a Havyard 843 CD

emphasised,

anchor-handling vessel. The vessel will be built at

arrangements for the vessel to meet the Clean

the Chinese shipyard Yuexin Shipbuilding and will

Design class specifications.

among

other

things

by

making

be delivered in the second quarter 2012. The vessel Havyard

design™

will be operated by Shanghai Offshore Oil Bureau,

Four

which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sinopec

construction

Corp.

in China. Now we have succeeded in selling our latest,

for

foreign

state-of-the-art

are

already

shipping

under

companies

anchor-handling

vessel,

‘Havyard Group will deliver the design and

Havyard 843 CD, to a Chinese shipping company/

construction drawings and support the shipping

oil company to operate in the Chinese offshore

company and the shipyard during the building

oil sector. This proves that our strategy of

of the vessel. In order to build such an advanced

being a fully-integrated supplier of shipbuilding

vessel, close and good cooperation between the

technology is the right one. In addition, it confirms

designer, the owner and the shipyard is essential.

Norwegian technology’s strong position in offshore

As a result of Havyard Group’s expertise in ship

oil production and demonstrates that the maritime

design,

support,

cluster in the northern corner of Western Norway

we are able to offer unique support to both the

of which Havyard Group is a part has a good

shipping company and the shipyard to ensure that

reputation. In Norway, we have the technology and

the project is carried out smoothly. The fact that

experience required to develop good products that

Havyard Group is both designer and shipbuilder

can create added value for Chinese oil companies

has been an important factor in Sinopec’s decision

and shipping companies. This makes us attractive

to choose a Havyard design™

and competitive. We believe that the Chinese

Havyard 843 CD has been developed by Havyard

Group’s continued development in the tough

Design. It is the next generation of anchor-

worldwide market we operate in.

shipbuilding

and

operational

market

will

contribute

strongly

to

Havyard

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DELIVERED NEWBUILDINGS

NEWBUILD 098 DELIVERED

STRIL CHALLENGER DELIVERED TO SIMON MØKSTER

NEWBUILD 099 / 100 DELIVERED

THE GREENEST AHTS IN THE WORLD

Stril Challenger was the last of the five

In October last year and March this

AHTS vessels of the Havyard 842 CD type

year, Havyard Leirvik delivered the two

to be delivered from Havyard Leirvik and

greenest anchor handling vessels in the

the second to be delivered to the shipping

world. They were newbuilds 099 ’Havila

company Simon Møkster. Another four

Venus’ and 100 ’Havila Jupiter’. Both

Havyard 842s are under construction

vessels were designed by Havyard Design

in India and four in China. Through this

and are of the Havyard 845 type.

delivery, the shipping company acquired

The

yet another workhorse that can do most

latest

anchor handling and towing jobs in

environmentally-friendly

the North Sea. Because of the difficult

operation. They have an 18,000 kW

market for AHTS vessels, the ship has

(24,500

largely been working in the spot market

advanced

jobs since it was delivered. Havyard 842

that ensures great bollard pull, and the

was designed to be built at reasonable

ability to hold position and to carry out

cost while at the same time having

complicated assignments under extreme

sufficient capacity to do most types of

conditions. The advanced hybrid system

jobs in the North Sea. That means low

means 10 to 15% lower fuel consumption

capital and operating costs, which in

than other existing solutions on the

turn means good competitiveness in a

market. A bollard pull of more than 280

difficult market.

tonnes and 500 tonne anchor handling

ships

are

equipped

technology

HP)

for

power

hybrid

with

the

economical, and

station

propulsion

safe

and

an

system

winches result in an extreme capability to carry out complicated operations at great ocean depths with minimal impact on the natural environment.

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NEWBUILD 098

NEWBUILD 099

Delivered: 26 June 2009

Delivered: 27 October 2009

4 March 2010

Name:

Name:

Havila Jupiter

Stril Challenger

Havila Venus

100

Shipowner: Stril Offshore

Shipowner: Havila Ships AS

Havila Ships AS

TECHNICAL FACTS

TECHNICAL FACTS 099

100

Design:

Havyard 842

Design:

Havyard 845

Havyard 845

Loa:

74.50 m

Loa:

92.00 m

92.00 m

Breadth:

17.20 m

Breadth:

22.00 m

22.00 m

DELIVERED NEWBUILDINGS

NEWBUILD 085 DELIVERED

NEWBUILD 104 DELIVERED

HAVILA BORG DELIVERED FROM HAVYARD TOMREFJORD In November last year, Havyard Tomrefjord

HAVYARD 832 CD SUPPLY SHIP DELIVERED FOR LONG-TERM CONTRACT WITH MAERSK FJORD

delivered the PSV ’Havila Borg’, a vessel

The ship, which was built at Havyard

of the Havyard 832 CD type, to the

Leirvik AS, has newbuild number 104, and

shipping company Havship III DA. The

its name is Havila Herøy. Maersk Olie og

vessel went straight from delivery to

Gas Danmark has chartered the vessel on

its first assignment and has been in

a five-year fixed contract with options

operation since. It is now on a long-term

for one + one + one year. The shipowner

charter, which is an advantage given the

will deliver another Havyard 832 CD on a

low rates in the spot market this year.

similar long-term contract to Maersk in

It was the second Havyard

832 CD

2010. After its christening ceremony in

design in a row to be delivered. A total

Bergen, Havila Herøy sailed straight to

of nine Havyard 832s have been ordered.

Esbjerg, which will be the base for the

Together with the fact that most of

supply services it is to deliver to the oil

them have already secured long-term

installations on the Danish continental

charters, this shows that Havyard has

shelf for the next five years. The vessel

succeeded in establishing a successful

has

new type of medium-size PSV design.

contract with Maersk.

been

specially

adapted

NEWBUILD 085

NEWBUILD 104

Delivered: 20 November 2009

Delivered: 4 December 2009

Name:

Name:

Havila Borg

for

the

Havila Herøy

Shipowner: Havship III DA

Shipowner: Havila Shipping Pte. Ltd.

TECHNICAL FACTS

TECHNICAL FACTS

Design:

Havyard 832 CD

Design:

Havyard 832 CD

Loa:

78.60 m

Loa:

80.40 m

Breadth:

17.60 m

Breadth:

17.60 m

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adding value

Value added is important to us, and our customers are entitled to consider whether they could achieve more in their projects by carrying them out somewhere else. The human factor plays an important role here. Stability, knowledge and quality are vital to all aspects of a project. Competitive edge must be proven through results, and Havyard guarantees that this will be done in the maritime value chain.

HAVYARD GROUP AS GLOBAL SALES NETWORK SHIP DESIGN & ENGINEERING SHIPBUILDING SHIP EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS AFTER SALES & SERVICES

HAVYARD GROUP AS

P.O.Box 215 6099 Fosnav책g, Norway Phone: +47 70 08 45 50 Fax: +47 70 08 45 51 www.havyard.com