Hansen Protection AS

Your weather window is short enough. PPE paperwork shouldn’t make it shorter. For offshore wind teams, preparing equipment and managing servicing adds pressure before the crew even leaves shore. Hansen Protection supports your operation with offshore PPE and servicing, helping you manage equipment readiness. Tell us what your crew needs, and explore how we could support your next deployment.

Before the first climb, there’s one question that matters: is the PPE ready? For onshore wind teams working at height, equipment inspections and servicing are part of every operation. Hansen Protection helps simplify PPE management with rental and servicing support, so your team has less equipment administration to handle. Want to review your current setup? Tell us about your operation.

The purchase price is only part of what your offshore PPE costs. Ageing inventory, recertification cycles and ongoing equipment management all add to the workload. Hansen Protection helps offshore wind teams reduce the burden of PPE ownership through rental and servicing support. Looking to simplify PPE management? Get in touch to discuss your operation.

What is your PPE inventory really costing you? Beyond purchasing equipment, there’s storage, servicing, recertification and the time your team spends managing it all. Hansen Protection helps onshore wind businesses reduce the burden of PPE ownership through rental and servicing support. Explore a different approach to managing your team’s PPE. Get in touch to discuss your requirements.

A survival suit should protect you without stopping you from doing your job. I wanted to put that belief to a real test. I swam 6 km in water close to 3°C. Then I cycled 180 km across Hardangervidda and continued on to Gaustatoppen in winter conditions. I did it wearing Øy-Vind, a suit I helped develop with Hansen Protection. Read more about Øy-Vind at the link below. https://lnkd.in/e2f42Q6S

Protection only works if people can wear it while doing their job. At Hansen Protection, we developed ØY-Vind with Torbjørn for people who work in and around cold water. The brief was simple but demanding: help protect them without getting in the way of their work. Torbjørn put that idea to the test. He swam 6 km in water close to 3°C, cycled 180 km across Hardangervidda, and continued to Gaustatoppen in winter conditions. But this was never just a test of a suit. ØY-Vind carries the name of his brother, Per-Øyvind. Torbjørn’s determination to turn a personal loss into something that might help others come home safely is what stays with us. This is the work we believe in: listening to the people who face the risk, understanding the reality of their work, and designing protection they can rely on. Watch Torbjørn’s story. nbsp;https://lnkd.in/epz98syb