ESVAGT popular among young sailors
70 percent of one class from Svendborg Maritime School applied to join ESVAGT.
Topics: Navigation, Vessels, Harbour
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ESVAGT trains more than any other Danish shipping company
Recruiting skilled employees is crucial for ensuring continued growth for the shipping company - so ESVAGT trains its own future mariners.
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ESVAGT Standard
Employees have used their own words to describe ESVAGT’s DNA. This has become the ESVAGT Standard, which is what makes ESVAGT unique.
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Positive feedback from customers
ESVAGT’s customer satisfaction survey praises the shipping company. Focus for 2015 is potential for improvement.
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Cooperation valued with model ship
Model of ’Esvagt Celina’ is presented to Maersk Oil and Gas.
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Award for new building
The City Foundation at the County of Esbjerg, Esbjerg Kommunes Byfond, has awarded ESVAGT’s new premises an award for ‘striking commercial premises in a unique location.
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Risk Management is not variable
New Risk Management Tool to unify understanding of risk at ESVAGT.
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Premiere for the STB 7 and STB 12
The service operation vessels for offshore wind farms get newly developed Safe Transfer Boats
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First wind service operation vessels ready for charter
ESVAGT opens a new chapter in the shipping company history with the HST 118.
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New special vessel ordered from Havyard
The contract to deliver a servicing vessel for Statoil’s Dudgeon offshore wind farm brings with it an order for another specially built SOV (Service Operation Vessel).
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ESVAGT to service Dudgeon Offshore Wind Farm
ESVAGT wins another contract for offshore wind farms.
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My ESVAGT: Cooperation and leadership appeal to Nicklass
Nicklass Døssing started as a motorcycle mechanic and via management training in the Ministry of Justice, he is now Lead Auditor and HSEQ Coach for ESVAGT.
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Esvagt Cornelia named in Trondheim.
The newest Emergency Response & Rescue Vessel (ERRV) in the fleet of ESVAGT arrived in the port of Trondheim in Norway for its naming ceremony.
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Increased activity in the UK
ESVAGT is getting busy in the UK market, where several vessels have shown customers what they can do.
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600 days without LTI
On 27 October 2014, ESVAGT achieved a milestone in the shipping company’s history, with 600 days without lost time incidents.
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Versatile and seaworthy engineer responsible for the workshop
Service Manager, Søren Westphal, is pleased to be part of a dedicated and committed ESVAGT.
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C vessels delayed by new regulations and changes
The building of two group C vessels at ASL in Singapore is delayed by almost three months.
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The Tall Ships Race brought new colleagues
ESVAGT employed six new colleagues directly from the Georg Stage during the Tall Ships Race.
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546 days without LTI
Despite a growing fleet, ESVAGT has not had a Lost Time Incident (LTI) for 546 days. New focus on Total Recordable Injury Frequency (TRIF)
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HST 118 launched and HST 119 on its way – both with new solutions
ESVAGT’s first service operation vessels for offshore wind farms are well on the way.
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