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Alandia Engineering Group carries out electrical refitting, conversions and new-buildings in all areas and systems of floating marine structures.
With an experienced, professional organisation and network of credible subcontractors and suppliers, Alandia Engineering can take full responsibility on an electrical turnkey basis (EPC) for every aspect of any marine project around the world.
Alandia Engineering operates globally through a group of companies and networks dedicated to serving customers in areas such as:
- Shipyards
- Ship owners and operators
- Offshore companies
- Suppliers of marine equipment
- System suppliers
- Services and maintenance
Cost-effective power, automation and safety solutions
Alandia Engineering provides a complete range of services for offshore applications, including:
- Power systems
- Safety systems
- Automation systems
- Luminaires
- Design and engineering
- Project management
- Electrical load surveys
- Feasibility studies
- Technical support
- Mechanical works and supply
- Manning
- After sales service
- Turnkey electrical and mechanical installations during new buildings and conversions
- DNV-approved survey of low-location lighting systems
- FOA-approved fibre-optics technicians and offshore-certified manpower
Mechanical and electrical services for turnkey installations
Alandia Engineering delivers turnkey installation, including all mechanical and electrical work.
The company was awarded two turnkey contracts for vessels Allure of the Seas and sister ship Oasis of the Seas, which was at the time the largest and most innovative cruise ships in the world.
One covered seven electrical substations and the other machinery consisting of three converter rooms, including one IT UPS room. The total surface area of all spaces covered approximately 2,000m².
For this project, Alandia supplied mechanical and electrical design, manufacturing of prefabrications, installation of all equipment, piping, HVAC, insulation and all electrical works, including high-voltage connection. This work took approximately 80,000 man hours.
Both contracts were successfully delivered on time, without any issues and in excellent condition.
Fire repair works on pipely vessels
Alandia Engineering successfully completed the fire repair works onboard Acergy Falcon in Brest, France, in July 2010 after 115,000 hours of work.
We supplied manpower for cable removal and installation, including design and delivery of all cables and necessary installation materials.
The company replaced the following systems:
- Fire detection
- Public address
- General alarm
- CCTV
- Telephones
- Intercom
- Cable carousel
- Motor control centres (MCCs) and automation for the pipe lay system
- Main generator room power and control systems, ROV control room, etc.
We also carried out re-commissioning of the Kongsberg systems in cooperation with Kongsberg Maritime.
In addition, considerable work was carried out in the accommodation areas, and Alandia also provided safety technicians, who gave invaluable support to the Acergy Group HSE team.
Large-scale retrofit services for ships
A collaboration between Kongsberg Maritime and Alandia Engineering saw the complete installation and commissioning of an integrated bridge and automation solution during a large-scale retrofit of the Saipem 7000, took place in Stavanger and Rotterdam between October 2012 and March 2013.
Kongsberg Maritime installed a significant package consisting of the latest generation of its offshore product line, including K-Pos, K-Bridge, K-Thrust, and K-Chief 700.
The automation segment of the retrofit included the upgrade of 60 field cabinets and more than 30 new consoles for the engine control room and bridge area, which introduced Saipem 7000 to the latest monitoring, control and power management possibilities of Kongsberg Maritime’s established offshore automation solution, K-Chief 700.
In addition, the existing network was upgraded to include fibre-optics, with 35,000m of new cables installed in total. The integrated control system consists of approximately 10,000 I/O signals, which enables the operator to monitor and control Saipem 7000’s 12 engines and 12 thrusters, including auxiliary systems.
Electrical installations and cabins aboard new-build tankers
Additional work of the company includes:
- Product tanker new building (three ships). Complete electrical installations onboard the Svithoid tankers oil tanker new builds. This project was completed in co-operation with ASP Ship Management and SRC Shipyard in Estonia
- Kongsberg Group. In close co-operation with Kongsberg Group, Alandia Engineering has performed several refit installations on K-Chief, K-Trust, and tank gauging and measurement systems
- Celebrity Millennium® Class Cabins. In cooperation with Almaco, Alandia Engineering delivered its third Millennium Class New Cabin project to Celebrity Cruises. A total of 60 new cabins were installed during dry dock onboard Celebrity Millennium; the same amount of work was carried out in December 2011 on Celebrity Infinity and in January 2012 on Celebrity Summit. All electrical installation of the 180 Cabins was completed by Alandia in Freeport prior to the ship’s arrival to Grand Bahama Shipyard
Alandia Engineering company history
The company was established in 1986 by Magnus Koroleff in Finland as a one-man operation, specialising in galley and provision store deliveries to the marine industry.
In 1993, the company started developing marine electrical engineering, procurement and construction for passenger and cruise market mainly in the Baltic Sea area and South East Asia.
In 1998, the company started servicing shipyards in the cruise ship new build sector and entered the North American cruise market in 2000.
Since 2008, the company has offered services to the oil and gas offshore sector globally and opened an office in Brazil in 2013.
For more than 25 years, the company has grown into an international business, specialising in electrical solutions and installations for the marine industry with subsidiaries in six locations worldwide, employing more than 80 people.