Mostostal Pomorze of Gdańsk will produce elements for the offshore wind sector, which will go to a Danish farm located in the North Sea.

Mostostal Pomorze is in the process of prefabricating more structures for the offshore wind sector. The scope of work includes 41 sets of boatlandings, rest platforms and external ladders structures, totaling more than 600 tons of steel.

"Secondary steel structures are our main area of activity in the offshore wind industry beside to trafostations” - recalled Mostostal Pomorze on its social media profiles.

The kits will eventually be installed on wind towers in the Danish North Sea.

- This is our next order for boatlanding, i.e. structures that provide access to offshore wind farm towers for, among other things, maintenance and upkeep - explained Magdalena Osowska, a marketing specialist from Mostostal Pomorze S.A..

The Gdansk-based company has already started producing this type of structure more than a year ago for another client.

- Although the projects are similar, certain details can be challenging to prefabricate - Osowska points out, adding that this is why we start the project with a detailed welding and assembly plan. Our team of engineers and technologists works out each manufacturing step in a 3D program. The structure ultimately has to fit the tower, so continuous dimensional control is important - she explains.

The contract, which Mostostal Pomorze is currently executing, is for a long-standing client for whom the company has so far executed mainly trafostations.