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Masirah International Technical and Marine Services LLC, Oman

COMPANY PROFILE

June 2013

Masirah International Technical and Marine Services LLC,

Sultanate of Oman Jonathan C. Turner

Managing Director

PO BOX: 3293, PC: 112, TEL: 00968- 24597759, FAX: 00968-24597795, RUWI, SULTANATE OF OMAN EMAIL: [email protected], WEB: WWW.MASIRAHINTERNATIONAL.COM

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HIS MAJESTY

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Diving and Operations Division............................................................................................................... 1

1.2 Equipments and Plant Division ............................................................................................................... 1

1.3 Engineering and Planning Division........................................................................................................ 2

1.4 Founders and History .................................................................................................................................. 2

2 HSE ................................................................................................................................................................................ 3

2.1 Risk Assessment ............................................................................................................................................ 3

3 SERVICES .................................................................................................................................................................... 4

3.1 DIVING AND OPERATIONS DIVISION ................................................................................................... 4

3.1.1 Commercial Diving Services ............................................................................................................ 4

3.1.2 Inspection Diving Services ............................................................................................................... 5

3.1.3 Fenders Installation and Repairs .................................................................................................. 5

3.1.4 Salvage ..................................................................................................................................................... 6

3.1.5 Dredging .................................................................................................................................................. 6

3.1.6 Underwater Videos and Photography ......................................................................................... 7

3.1.7 Underwater Drilling and Blasting ................................................................................................. 7

3.1.8 Buoy Maintenance and Installation ............................................................................................. 8

3.1.9 SPM Installations and Repairs ........................................................................................................ 8

3.1.10 Propeller cleaning and Hull Inspection ...................................................................................... 9

3.1.11 Artificial Reef Construction ............................................................................................................. 9

3.2 MARINE PLANT DIVISION ...................................................................................................................... 10

3.2.1 Marine Plant Hire ............................................................................................................................. 10

3.2.2 Marine Transportation ................................................................................................................... 10

3.2.3 Marine Repairs .................................................................................................................................. 10

3.2.4 Fabrication .......................................................................................................................................... 11


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3.3 ENGINEERING AND PLANNING DIVISION ...................................................................................... 12

3.3.1 Offshore and Coastal Construction ............................................................................................ 12

3.3.2 EPC of Marine Pipeline Projects ................................................................................................. 13

3.3.3 EPC of Marine Pipeline Projects ................................................................................................. 14

3.3.4 Design of Coastal and Marine Structures ................................................................................ 15

3.3.5 Design of Intake and Outfall Pipelines ..................................................................................... 16

3.3.6 Bathymetric and Hydrographic Surveys ................................................................................. 16

3.3.7 Side Scan Surveys ............................................................................................................................. 16

3.3.8 Sub Bottom Profiling ....................................................................................................................... 17

3.3.9 Tide Recording and Data Analysis ............................................................................................. 17

3.3.10 Consultancy for Marine Construction ...................................................................................... 17

3.3.11 Design and Construction of Slipways and Marinas etc ..................................................... 18

4 PROJECTS AND CLIENTS .................................................................................................................................. 19

4.1 Completed Projects.................................................................................................................................... 19

4.2 Completed Hydrographic Surveys Projects..................................................................................... 24

4.3 Ongoing Projects ......................................................................................................................................... 26

5 HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYS .............................................................................................................................. 27

5.1 Bathymetric Surveys ................................................................................................................................. 27

5.2 Side Scan Surveys ....................................................................................................................................... 28

5.3 Sub Bottom Profiling Surveys ............................................................................................................... 28

5.4 Topographical and Land Surveys ........................................................................................................ 29

5.5 Tide Recording and Data Analysis ...................................................................................................... 29

5.6 Completed Hydrographic Surveys Projects..................................................................................... 30

6 MARINE PLANT AND EQUIPMENTS ............................................................................................................ 32

6.1 Ghumays-II (Class A Barge) ................................................................................................................... 32

6.2 Danah-IV (Landing Craft) ........................................................................................................................ 32

6.3 Thames (Split Barge) ................................................................................................................................ 33


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6.4 Nimr (Dredger) ........................................................................................................................................... 34

6.5 AL NAWRAS - 2 ........................................................................................................................................... 34

6.6 Sowqarah (Barge) ...................................................................................................................................... 34

6.7 Timsa-I (DREDGER) .................................................................................................................................. 35

6.8 Timsa-II (BARGE) ....................................................................................................................................... 35

6.9 Masint-II (BARGE) ..................................................................................................................................... 35

6.10 Hud Hud-2 (TUG BOAT) .......................................................................................................................... 35

6.11 Dolphin (SPEED BOAT)............................................................................................................................ 36

6.12 Sarooj-I (SURVEY BOAT) ......................................................................................................................... 36

6.13 Miscellaneous Equipments ..................................................................................................................... 37

7 CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY ...................................................................................................................... 38

8 KEY PERSONNEL .................................................................................................................................................. 39

9 CONTACT US .......................................................................................................................................................... 41

10 COMPANY REGISTRATION LETTERS .......................................................................................................... 42

11 QHSE POLICY ......................................................................................................................................................... 43


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1 INTRODUCTION

Masirah International is one of the leading Marine Construction and Diving Services Companies in the Sultanate of Oman. We have many years of experience in the region in a variety of projects on all levels ranging from diving services to design and execution of most sophisticated marine construction projects. We also have very strong local connections which, when combined with the resources available to the company in terms of equipment and industry expertise, makes a powerful and successful combination. We are based in Muscat with a branch office in Masirah Island as well as in Dubai. We offer our services in Oman and elsewhere in the Middle East.

Masirah International offers comprehensive client-based services that are designed to ensure a quality program from start to finish. We respond to our client's needs by tailoring our services to the project goals. We can provide a combination of design, construction and supply services that best meets your requirements.

We offer a wide range of services including;

1.1 DIVING AND OPERATIONS DIVISION

1. COMMERCIAL DIVING SERVICES

2. INSPECTION DIVING SERVICES

3. FENDERS INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS

4. SALVAGE

5. DREDGING

6. UNDERWATER VIDEOS AND PHOTOGRAPHY

7. PIPELINES AND DIFFUSERS’ CLEANING

8. UNDERWATER DRILLING AND BLASTING

9. BUOY MAINTENANCE AND INSTALLATION

10. SPM INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS

11. PROPELLER AND HULL INSPECTION

1.2 EQUIPMENTS AND PLANT DIVISION

1. MARINE PLANT HIRE

2. MARINE TRANSPORTATION

3. MARINE REPAIRS AND FABRICATION


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1.3 ENGINEERING AND PLANNING DIVISION

1. OFFSHORE AND COASTAL CONSTRUCTION

2. EPC OF MARINE PIPELINE PROJECTS

3. DESIGN OF COASTAL AND MARINE STRUCTURES

4. DESIGN OF INTAKE AND OUTFALL PIPELINES

5. BATHYMETRIC AND HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYS

6. SIDE SCAN SURVEYS

7. SUB BOTTOM PROFILING

8. TIDE RECORDING AND DATA ANALYSIS

9. TOPOGRAPHICAL AND CADASTRAL SURVEYS

10. CONSULTANCY FOR MARINE CONSTRUCTION

11. MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEYS

1.4 FOUNDERS AND HISTORY

Masirah International is a partnership formed in October 2000 by Sultan Mohamed Said Al Humeidi and Jonathan C Turner.

Jonathan C Turner is qualified commercial diver. He has been involved in the marine construction and commercial diving industries in the Middle East for more than 18 years. For the five years prior to forming the partnership he was Operations Manager of a long established marine and diving company in the UAE.

Sultan has been involved with marine transport and plant hire since 1975 and is highly regarded throughout the Gulf Region. He operates five large landing crafts as well as barges and tugboats. His fleet of vessels helps to support Masirah International with an impressive array of different vessels available to the company at any time.

At the end of 2008 a partnership agreement was signed with Sarooj Construction, much increasing our capacity to bid and compete for larger turn-key projects. Now we are in a capacity to quote independently for marine construction projects and other marine services based on the invaluable skills of our experienced employees and resources available to the company.

Whatever you are looking for in the marine industry in the region we would like to help you. Please contact us to see how we can help you to achieve your project.


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2 HSE

Masirah International Technical and Marine Services aim to provide a quality service to the Industry. Our client base covers most sectors ranging from small power plants to multinational oil and gas companies. The safety of our employees, including the divers is our top priority. To achieve this we practice Q.H.S.E. standards meeting with International Standards both in the Construction Industry and in the Diving Industry. A copy of our Q.H.S.E. standards can e provided on request. In summary:

All Masirah International equipment and Plant meets recognized Industry Standards. All personnel are fully trained to carry out the tasks they are employed to do. All activities undertaken by Masirah International including Marine Plant Operation,

Diving and Marine Construction adhere to the latest Industry Standards as well as those of our Clients.

Tool Box Talks and “on job” trainings are arranged for the employees in order to improve the quality of the work and to keep our employees aware with the latest work practices.

Our Code of Practice applies to both Masirah International Staff and any persons who are visiting or sub-contracted to Masirah International.

2.1 RISK ASSESSMENT

Masirah International is fully committed to protect and preserve the Health and Safety of all persons employed by the Company or working alongside Company staff. We are also committed to preserving the environment in which Company activities are undertaken. The marine environment is highly sensitive and can prove a harsh environment for employees to work in it is therefore essential to carry out full risk assessment analysis on a job to job basis to protect both staff and environment and in doing so benefit the Company.

The risk assessment of every project is prepared by field experts and is checked and approved by our Managing Director. Nominated Supervisors are responsible for ensuring that the appropriate HSE measures are taken on site. The Managing Director is responsible overall for the Health and Safety of Staff and also Environmental Issues.


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3 SERVICES

Masirah International has specialized staff and dedicated team of experienced professionals with many years of experience in marine industry. Our people are at home in achieving the given targets within given deadlines. Masirah International offers a wide range of services whose details are given as follows. A brief overview of our services is given below division wise.

3.1 DIVING AND OPERATIONS DIVISION

3.1.1 COMMERCIAL DIVING SERVICES

Surface Supply Diving Surface Supply Diving

Dressed in Diver S.C.U.B.A Diving

Decompression Chamber Decompression Chamber


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3.1.2 INSPECTION DIVING SERVICES

Pepper Pot Inspection in Barka Underwater NDT Inspection

3.1.3 FENDERS INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS

Fenders Installation in Port of Sohar Installed Fender

Fenders Installation in Port of Salalah Installation Platform


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3.1.4 SALVAGE

Salvage of Launch in Muscat Lifting the Launch for Repairs

Salvage of Borehole Drilling Machine at The Wave Muscat

3.1.5 DREDGING

Dredging in Quryat Clamshell Grabbing in Salalah


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Dredge Discharge at Quriyat Dredge Discharge at Quriyat

3.1.6 UNDERWATER VIDEOS AND PHOTOGRAPHY

3.1.7 UNDERWATER DRILLING AND BLASTING

Underwater Blasting in Salalah


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3.1.8 BUOY MAINTENANCE AND INSTALLATION

Buoy Maintenance in Masirah Island

Buoy Installation at Masirah Island

3.1.9 SPM INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS

SPM Cleaning and Towing At Masirah Island


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3.1.10 PROPELLER CLEANING AND HULL INSPECTION

Propeller Inspection

3.1.11 ARTIFICIAL REEF CONSTRUCTION

Artificial Reefs Placed in Damaniyat Island

Coral Reefs and Fish in Bar al Jissah


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3.2 MARINE PLANT DIVISION

3.2.1 MARINE PLANT HIRE

3.2.2 MARINE TRANSPORTATION

3.2.3 MARINE REPAIRS


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Bitumen Pipe Removal at P.D.O.

3.2.4 FABRICATION


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3.3 ENGINEERING AND PLANNING DIVISION

3.3.1 OFFSHORE AND COASTAL CONSTRUCTION

Quay Wall, Qasr Alam Quay Wall Installation, Sohar

Block and Level Frame at The Wave Muscat Block placing at Sohar port


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Block Setting Sohar Block Placing at The Wave Muscat

Air Lift at The Wave Muscat

3.3.2 EPC OF MARINE PIPELINE PROJECTS

Marina Excavation in Qasr al Alam Core loc Installation at Asian Beach Games


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3.3.3 EPC OF MARINE PIPELINE PROJECTS

Chlorination Ring Installation at Barka Collar Mounting at The Wave, Muscat

Pipe Floatation at the Wave Muscat Pipeline Project in Salalah IWPP

Pipe Launching in The Wave Pipeline Installation in Salalah


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Pipe Launching in The Wave Pipe and Outfall Installation, Barka

Final Pipe Installation at Barka Pipe Installation at The Wave Muscat

3.3.4 DESIGN OF COASTAL AND MARINE STRUCTURES

Pipeline Installation in Masirah Island ADCP Installed for Data Acquisition


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3.3.5 DESIGN OF INTAKE AND OUTFALL PIPELINES

Pipeline Anchors Sinker Blocks Designed by MITM for Salalah IWPP and The Wave Muscat

3.3.6 BATHYMETRIC AND HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYS

Equipment Setup for Bathymetry Inspection by Client during Bathymetry

3.3.7 SIDE SCAN SURVEYS

Side Scan Sonar View Side Scan Sonar Survey Screen Shot


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3.3.8 SUB BOTTOM PROFILING

Sub Bottom Profiling Survey Screen Shot SBP Sonar Setup on Boat

3.3.9 TIDE RECORDING AND DATA ANALYSIS

Valeport Tidemaster Tide Gauge Tide Gauge setup on Jetty

3.3.10 CONSULTANCY FOR MARINE CONSTRUCTION

Inshore Pipe Installation in The Wave Muscat Pipe launching in Shallow Area


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Slipway Repairs at R.Y.S., Muscat Trench Excavation at Barka

Works at Sohar Port Screed frame Installation, Salalah

3.3.11 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF SLIPWAYS AND MARINAS ETC

Marina Bander Rowdha, Muscat


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4 PROJECTS AND CLIENTS

Since establishment, Masirah International has successfully completed many projects. The list below shows some of our projects with dates, demonstrating the versatility, experience and skills of the company. Please note that we also carry out small scale operations and often do several of these a month in conjunction with the larger projects. We have equipment ready for any emergency and can mobilize a response team within a very short period.

4.1 COMPLETED PROJECTS

No. PROJECT YEAR CLIENT

1

Refurbishment of infrastructure on berths in Port Rashid, Dubai. Work included redressing of revetment behind a sheet pile wall and placing of rocks

2001 Al Futaim

Tarmac

2 Construction of small fish processing unit on Masirah Island

2001 Sarwath Fisheries

3

Qasr-Al-Alam quay wall construction. Work included seabed preparation, placing of pre-cast concrete blocks and armor rock for scour protection

2002 Tarmac Alawi

4 Installation of fender and bollard system at Mina Mussafah

2002 Arab

Contractors

5 Construction of pre cast block quay wall at Saham Fishery Harbor

2002 CCC

6 Construction of kennel facility at Masirah Island

2002

7 Fabrication and supply of eleven refrigeration units for Masirah

8 Diving services for harbor construction at Al Ashkarah

2002 -

2003 Tarmac Alawi

9 Maintenance and overhaul of 40 accommodation suites contracted by US Navy in Masirah Island

2002 -

2003 RAFO

10

Installation of replacement buoys and subsea hoses on the Tanker Mooring Facility subcontracted to Sharikat Hani

2002 -

2003 RAFO

11 Repairs to quay wall of Jebel Ali 2003 Dubai Port Authorities

12 Construction of temporary jetty for Oman Fertilizer Plant in Sur

2003 CCC


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13 Inspection program and installation of navigation buoys at Mina Raysut

2003 Salalah Port

Services

14 Construction of three concrete hard stands for aircraft and auxiliary equipment

2003 RAFO

15 Complete inspection and maintenance of intake lines at Barka Power and Desalination Plant

2003 -

2004

Hitachi Zosen

16 Corniche development project in Abu Dhabi 2003

- 2004

BM Engineering

17 Maintenance and inspection of intake system 2003

- 2004

Oman Refinery Company

18 Construction of seawater intake and outfall facilities for QLNG

2004 Interbeton

BV

19 Dredging of Dibba Harbor for Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Oman

2004 Sharikat Hani

20 Supply of divers and construction plant for the Khasab-port project

2004 Galfar

21 Installation of protection boom system at Al Ghubra Power Plant for Ministry of Electricity and Water Oman

2004 PAEW

22 Internal inspection of pipelines 2004 AES Barka

23 Removal of subsea bitumen line for Sharikat Hani

2004 Shell

Marketing Oman

24 Beach formation project in Al Khan, 200,000 m3 of sand placed to form recreational beach for Sharjah Municipality

2004 -

2005

Darwish Engineering

25 Beach formation project in Al Khan, 200,000 m3 of sand placed to form recreational beach for Sharjah Municipality

2004 -

2005

Darwish Engineering

26 Repair of OLNG outfall Pipeline in Sur 2004

- 2005

Interbeton BV

27 Dredging contract Quriyat Fisheries Harbor 2005 Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries

28 Hydrographic survey in Raysut and Al Ashkarah

2005 Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries

29 Call Off emergency diving works at OMIFCO Sur

2005 OMIFCO


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30 Supply of marine spread including four barges, cranes and tugs in Sharjah, UAE

2005 China Harbor Corporation

31 Extensive dredging program within the bay in front of the Royal Court

2005 –

2006

Tarmac Zawawi

32 Full internal cleaning of 4 x intake lines 2m diameter x 1200 m

2005 -

2006 AES Barka

33 Full diving services provided covering the construction of quay wall and breakwater for DIWAN Oman

2005 -

2006

Interbeton BV

34 Construction of Groyne at Al Khan Lagoon in Sharjah

2006 Darwish

Engineering

35 RAK Supply of marine spread including tugs and barges

2006 China Harbor Corporation

36 Full maintenance of seawater intake system of Al Ghubra Power and Desalination Plant

Ongoing

Sogex

37 Regular inspection and maintenance of vessels

Ongoing

Port Services Corporation

38 Complete refurbishment of tanker berthing and bunkering facility on Masirah Island

Ministry of Defense

Engineering Services

39 Overhaul of pontoon system at Bukha Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries

40 Installation of Outfall Lines at Ras Abu Fontas

Jul 06 -

ongoing

Ital Impianti (Qatar)

41 Sohar port phase III block setting project in 23m deep seawater

2008 Six Construct

Interbeton BV

42 Reef ball placing, Bar Al Jissah Resort Turner

International

43 Moving Reef Balls at Banda Jissah 2008 Ministry of

the Environment

44 Salvage of ‘Al Mudhaffar’ sunken 65’ leisure yacht off Marina Banda Al Rowdha

2008 Saud Bahwan

45 Salvage of 20m pontoon in Hyooth in Khasab and subsequent re-attachment following repairs

2008 Galfar


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46 Installation of Intake Line 1.00 m Dia in Sur 2008 Interbeton

BV

47 Installation of Quay Wall October in Muttrah 2008 Sarooj

Construction

48 Diesel clearing from 2.1 Km subsea pipes in Masirah island

2008 RAFO

49 Construction and Installation of 2.2 Km intake pipeline in Barka

2008

Doosan Heavy

Industries & Construction

50 Construction and Installation of 1500m Quay Wall in Sharjah

2007 -

2009 Six Construct

51 Supply of 7 divers for diving operations in Djibouti

2008 -

2009 Odebrecht

52 Fast ferry Terminals at Khasab and Shinas 2008

- 2009

Sarooj Construction

53 Dredging of for Asian Beach Games (300,000m3)

2010 Carillion

Alawi

54 Dredging in Shinas Fast Ferry Terminal Construction (280,000m3)

2008 -

2009

Sarooj Construction

55 Block Placing Works Wudam Naval Base 700 m

2009 -

2010 Galfar

56 2 Km Quay Wall Construction at The Wave Muscat

2010 -

2011

Sarooj Construction

57 Construction and Installation of 450 m Water Intake Pipeline Installation at The Wave Muscat

2011 Sarooj

Construction

58 Design and Installation of 300m Seawater Intake Pipeline for New Masirah Hospital, Masirah

2011 Al Khalili

Construction

59 Installation of 600m Pilot Pipeline for Salalah IWPP, Salalah Oman

2010 -

2012 SEPCO-III

60 Construction and Installation of 563 m Seawater Intake Twin Pipeline (Ф 1.6 m) in Salalah IWPP

2010 -

2012

Sarooj Construction

SEPCO-III

61 Construction and Installation of 310m Outfall Pipeline (Ф 1.8 m) for Salalah IWPP

2010 -

2012

Sarooj Construction

SEPCO-III


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Design and Installation of Al Khuwaima Desalination Plant 550m Seawater Intake Twin Pipeline (Ф 200 mm) and 330m Brine Rejected Pipeline (Ф 200 mm)

2011 -

2012 ONEIC

63 Installation of Concrete armor units on Seawater Intake and Outfall pipelines in Salalah IWPP, Salalah, Oman

2011 -

2012 SEPCO-III

64 Replacement and Installation of 104 Fenders in port of Salalah, Salalah, Oman

2012 Salalah Port

Authority

65 Canal Cleaning in The Wave Muscat 2012 The Wave

Muscat

66 Artificial reef construction at Port of Sohar 2012 Port of Sohar

67 Underwater Inspections at Port of Khasab, Musandam, Sultanate of Oman

2012 Sering Int.

68 Construction of Groyne at Millennium Resort, Wudam, Sultanate of Oman

2012 Omran

69

Construction and Installation of 200m Offshore Outfall Pipeline (Ф 200 mm) for Lakbi Desalination Plant, Al Wusta, Sultanate of Oman

2013 Al Ansari

Enterprises

70

Construction and Installation of 200m Offshore Outfall Pipeline (Ф 200 mm) for Lakbi Desalination Plant, Al Wusta, Sultanate of Oman

2013 Al Hajri

Trading & Contracting

71 Underwater Trench and Reef Inspections at Musandam Gas Plant Project, Musandam

Pipeline Installation in the Wave Muscat Pipeline Launching in Salalah IWPP


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4.2 COMPLETED HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYS PROJECTS

In addition of the above the subsea investigation projects completed are as follows;


1 Bathymetric Survey for Twin Seawater Intake Pipeline in Salalah IWPP, Oman

2011 Sarooj

Construction SEPCO-III

2 Bathymetric Survey for Outfall Pipeline in Salalah IWPP, Oman

2011 Sarooj


3 Bathymetric Survey for Construction of New Jetty in Masirah Island, Oman

2011 Sarooj

Construction

4 Bathymetric Survey for Construction of Seawater Intake and Brine Reject Pipeline in Al Khuwaima Desalination Plant Project, Oman

2011 ONEIC

5 Bathymetric Survey for Lima Desalination Plant, Khasab, Oman

2011 Nafal

Contracting Company

6 Bathymetric Survey of 6Mm2 area in Musandam Gas Plant Project Musandam Gas Plant Project, Khasab, Oman

2011 HYUNDAI

Engineering Company

7 Side Scan Survey of 6Mm2 area in Musandam Gas Plant Project Musandam Gas Plant Project, Khasab, Oman

2011 HYUNDAI

Engineering Company

8 Sub Bottom Profiling of 6Mm2 area in Musandam Gas Plant Project Musandam Gas Plant Project, Khasab, Oman

2011 HYUNDAI

Engineering Company

9 Bathymetric Survey for Harmool Beach Erosion Project in Port of Sohar, Sohar, Oman

2011 -

2012 BAIRD

10 Bathymetric Survey for Construction of Beach Security Barriers in Shattie Salalah, Oman

2012 Sarooj

Construction

11 Bathymetric Survey for Construction of Coastguards Harbor at Sidab, Muscat, Oman

2012 Carillion

Alawi

12 Multbeam Bathymetric Survey at port of Khasab, Musandam, Sultanate of Oman

2012 Sering Int.

13 Bathymetric Survey of Al Seeb Outfall Pipeline, Seeb, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

2012 Worely Parsons

14 Sub Bottom Profiling of Al Seeb Outfall Pipeline, Seeb, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

2012 Worely Parsons

15 Bathymetric Survey for Sea Rescue Station at Muscat International Airport, Oman

2012 Carillion

Alawi

16 Bathymetric Survey for Qihayd Desalination Plant in Al Sharqiya. Oman

2013 Al Hajri Trading


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17 Bathymetric Survey for Installation of Brine Reject Pipeline at Lakbi Desalination Plant in Al Wusta, Oman

Al Ansari

2013

Trench Excavation in Barka

Rock Dredging at Sidab Coastguard Harbor Project Using Nimr Clamshell


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4.3 ONGOING PROJECTS

The list of current ongoing projects is as follows;


1 Five year SPM Maintenance at Masirah Island Ongoing DESC

2 On call services duty contract for cleaning with Sur LNG

Ongoing Sur LNG

3 Breakwater construction at The Wave Muscat Ongoing SNE

4 Supply Of Divers For MGP Seawater Pipeline Installations In Musandam, Oman

Ongoing Sarooj

Construction

5 Construction of Coastguard Harbor at Sidab, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

Ongoing Carillion

Alawi

6 Diving Works Contract for Trench inspections and Coral Cleaning at MGP Site, Musandam

Ongoing OOCEP

7 Engineering, Procurement and Construction of Slipway and Allied Facilities at Sur Sailing School at Sur, Al Sharqiya, Oman

Ongoing Oman Sail

LLC


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5 HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYS

Masirah international offers a wide range of hydrographic surveys including bathymetry, side scan, sub bottom profiling, land survey services and Subsea Investigation surveys. At Masirah international we strive to provide our clients with most accurate possible results using the latest equipments and software. The combined experience of the surveying team and marine construction team allows Masirah International to provide the highest quality to our clients giving a meaningful report every time.

At Masirah International, our Engineering and Planning Department offers following subsea investigation services for your project;

5.1 BATHYMETRIC SURVEYS

Masirah International have successfully completed numerous Bathymetric Survey projects recently with our highly advanced bathymetric surveying instruments and produced accurate surveying results confirmed by the various organizations. Some of the Bathymetric Surveying projects completed by Masirah International are;

Setup of Equipment on Survey Boat Hyundai’s Engr. on Boat for Inspection

Bathymetry in Progress at Shattie Salalah 3D View of Seabed Surface


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5.2 SIDE SCAN SURVEYS

Masirah International provides Side Scan Survey Services for its clients. Generally Side Scan Surveys are done for identifications of objects lying on seabed and for condition reporting of sunken vessels.

Side Scan Survey work requires experiences operators with good understanding of sea conditions, Vessel Tracking along with Excellent computing skills by the surveyor. Masirah International recently completed a Side Scan Survey job in Musandam.

Side Scan Sonar Towfish Side Scan Sonar Survey Window

5.3 SUB BOTTOM PROFILING SURVEYS

Sub-bottom profiling systems identify and measure various marine sediment layers that exist below the sediment/water interface. High-resolution sub-bottom systems have been used to detect and measure the thickness of dredged material deposits, detect hard substrate that has been covered by sedimentation, identify buried objects (such as cables and pipelines), and define the basement (or bedrock) layer for potential confined aquatic disposal sites for dredged material. Sub bottom Survey is more than just marine investigations. This requires excellent knowledge of using multiple sonar with vessel tracking parameters in control. We have successfully completed a recent Sub Bottom Profiling Survey job in Musandam.

Sub Bottom profiling Survey Window SBP Sonar Installation


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5.4 TOPOGRAPHICAL AND LAND SURVEYS

Masirah International provides services of Topographical and Land Surveys as well. Our experienced survey team is capable of working onshore and inland. The topographical survey team generally supports our bathymetric survey team and field operations team during construction projects. The survey services onshore and inshore can be provided to clients as well on demand from the client. We have latest equipments like Leica Total Station and Leica Dumpy Level and we are capable of providing data in any required format by the client within accuracy limits.

5.5 TIDE RECORDING AND DATA ANALYSIS

Masirah International Engineering and Planning division is capable of tide recording with our up to date Valeport Tide Master 740 Tide Gauge. The tide gauge data acquisition is done for numerical modeling and for analysis of field data in order to incorporate this data with design calculations. The tide gauge setup is a skilled and specialized job and our special equipments are capable of providing the best data to our clients.

Tide Gauge Setup on Jetty Valeport Tidemaster 740 Tide Gauge

Survey Boat Sabhan in Musandam Bathymetric Survey in Progress


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5.6 COMPLETED HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYS PROJECTS


1 Bathymetric Survey for Twin Seawater Intake Pipeline in Salalah IWPP, Oman

2011 Sarooj


2 Bathymetric Survey for Outfall Pipeline in Salalah IWPP, Oman

2011 Sarooj


3 Bathymetric Survey for Construction of New Jetty in Masirah Island, Oman

2011 Sarooj

Construction

4 Bathymetric Survey for Construction of Seawater Intake and Brine Reject Pipeline in Al Khuwaima Desalination Plant Project, Oman

2011 ONEIC

5 Bathymetric Survey for Lima Desalination Plant, Khasab, Oman

2011 Nafal

Contracting Company

6 Bathymetric Survey of 6Mm2 area in Musandam Gas Plant Project Musandam Gas Plant Project, Khasab, Oman

2011 HYUNDAI

Engineering Company

7 Side Scan Survey of 6Mm2 area in Musandam Gas Plant Project Musandam Gas Plant Project, Khasab, Oman

2011 HYUNDAI

Engineering Company

8 Sub Bottom Profiling of 6Mm2 area in Musandam Gas Plant Project Musandam Gas Plant Project, Khasab, Oman

2011 HYUNDAI

Engineering Company

9 Bathymetric Survey for Harmool Beach Erosion Project in Port of Sohar, Sohar, Oman

2011 -

2012 BAIRD

10 Bathymetric Survey for Construction of Beach Security Barriers in Shattie Salalah, Oman

2012 Sarooj

Construction

11 Bathymetric Survey for Construction of Coastguards Harbor at Sidab, Muscat, Oman

2012 Carillion

Alawi

12 Multbeam Bathymetric Survey at port of Khasab, Musandam, Sultanate of Oman

2012 Sering Int.

13 Bathymetric Survey of Al Seeb Outfall Pipeline, Seeb, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

2012 Worely Parsons

14 Sub Bottom Profiling of Al Seeb Outfall Pipeline, Seeb, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

2012 Worely Parsons

15 Bathymetric Survey for Sea Rescue Station at Muscat International Airport, Oman

2012 Carillion

Alawi

16 Bathymetric Survey for Qihayd Desalination Plant in Al Sharqiya, Oman

2013 Al Hajri Trading


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17 Bathymetric Survey for Installation of Brine Reject Pipeline at Lakbi Desalination Plant in Al Wusta, Oman

Al Ansari

2013

Our aims and objectives are to focus on the satisfaction of the client and to become the first choice for our clients in all type of the marine works starting from a single buoy placement up to the most sophisticated marine jobs.


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6 MARINE PLANT AND EQUIPMENTS

The Vessels, Machinery, Divers and Diving Equipment listed below are available for hire at anytime. The rates vary depending on location of deployment and length of the contract. Masirah International own and operate the following marine craft and plant. All vessels are available for charter. Vessels are registered in Oman and insured.

6.1 GHUMAYS-II (CLASS A BARGE)

Ghumais-II on Work Ghumais-II in Sailing

6.2 DANAH-IV (LANDING CRAFT)

Danah-IV Sailing Danah-IV in Shallow Water


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6.3 THAMES (SPLIT BARGE)


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6.4 NIMR (DREDGER)

Nimr at Sidab Harbour Site

6.5 AL NAWRAS - 2

Vessel Type: Survey Boat Port of registry: Port Sultan Qaboos Length: 32 Ft

6.6 SOWQARAH (BARGE)

110 - 20m x 9.5m x 2.5m Deck Barge with 8m spud legs Fitted with permanent Samsung 50t crane with clamshell grab and Onion Grab


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6.7 TIMSA-I (DREDGER)

17m Hydroland Cutter Dredger with 12” pump and Damen CSD350 Cutter Capable of dredging to 9m of water depth. Floating/submersible hoses up to 800 meters in length

6.8 TIMSA-II (BARGE)

14m work platform With spud legs and moon pool Can be joined with MASINT pontoons for added buoyancy/deck space Includes 10” pump and engine inside pontoons

6.9 MASINT-II (BARGE)

2 x connectable 12m x 3.5m x 1.2m pontoons Built in 2001 with two spud legs of 8m, manual operation Can be attached to Timsa-I for added deck space and buoyancy 10t crane can also be loaded and used on board

6.10 HUD HUD-2 (TUG BOAT)

HUD HUD-II at The Wave Muscat


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6.11 DOLPHIN (SPEED BOAT)

Ex police speed boat 9 meters long Twin 150 hp stroke engines

6.12 SAROOJ-I (SURVEY BOAT)

14 meters long Generator and side fixing plate for survey equipment

MASIRAH INTERNNATIONAL TECHNICAL AND MARINE SERVICES LLC

P.O. Box. 3293, P.C. 112, Ruwi, Sultanate of Oman, Tel:24597759, 24595692 Fax: 24597795, C.R. No. 1662457

Website: www.masirahinternational.com, E-mail: [email protected]

م.م.مــصــيــرة الـــعالـــمـيت لـــخدمـاث الــتـقـنـيت الــــبحــريت ش MASIRAH INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL & MARINE SERVICES

NIMIR

Name of Vessel: Nimir

Vessel Type: Floating Crane

Class: Int. Register of Shipping

Port of registry: Port Sultan Qaboos

Gross tonnage: 232ton

Net tonnage: 69ton

Length: 36.60m

Breadth: 12.70m

Depth: 2.20m

Manufacture: Shipyard Grave B.V.










GENERAL:

Type of Vessel: Floating Crane

Building Yard: Shipyard Grave B.V., Grave

Building Year: 1969

Refit/Conversion: 2012

REGISTRATION:

Registered Owner: Masirah International Technical &

Marine Services LLC, Oman

Class notation: I – Hull-Pontoon-No Propulsion-

Coastal Area

Sailing area-Unmanned transport: Within 30miles from shore & 6 hrs

from safe harbor/ anchorage

Dredging area-Manned Operation: Within 15miles from shore & 6 hrs

from safe harbor/anchorage

Flag: Sultanate of Oman

Gross Tonnage: 232

Net Tonnage: 69

Port of Registry: Port Sultan Qaboos

DIMENSIONS

Length over all: 36.60m

Breadth over all: 12.70m (incl. Fenders)

Length between perpendiculars: 33.00m

Depth moulded: 2.20m

Breadth moulded: 11.80m

Draught – Light ship weight: 1.01m

Draught - Int. freeboard: 1.33m

Height vessel above bottom of keel: 10.50m (crane boom & spuds down)

Light ship weight: 361tons (incl. Crane)

Dead weight – Int. freeboard: 127tons

Displacement – Int. Freeboard: 488tons

Persons – lifesaving equipment: 4

Minimum safe manning-30miles: unmanned only

Minimum safe manning-15miles: 2

BUNKER CAPACITIES

Marine Gas Oil: 10.5m3

Fresh water: 5.0m3

Fuel type engines: MGO (DMA)

CAPACITIES

Dredging depth – normal & Max.: 11.50m

S.W.L. Min. Reach 6.0m/10.0m 8.5tons

S.W.L. Max. Reach 22.0m/10.0m 8.5tons

Anchoring system: 2 spuds

Mooring system: 6 anchors

Spud length: 2 X 18.26m

Dredging/barge loading system: Ringer crane, pedestal mounted

INSTALLED DIESEL POWER

Winch generator engine power: 1 X Cummins-6 B5.9G, 59kW

Generator engine power: 1 X Iveco-806 1 L 06, 48kW

Emergency generator engine power: 1 X Lombardini –LDW1204, 10kW

Crane engine power 1 X Caterpillar – 3306 DI-T, 157kW

Total installed diesel power: 274Kw

INSTALLED WINCH POWER

Spud winches: 2 X 1 drum winch – 15tons/drum

Mooring winch: 1 X 8 drum winch-5tons/drum

GENERAL

Type of equipment: Hydraulic ringer crane

Model: EK HAM001/8.5X22.6/86

Serial number: 1366

Building company: Sobemai N.V., Belgium

Weight of crane: 109tons

CAPACITIES:

Boom Length: 11.0m

Maximum lifting speed: 60.0m/min (variable)

Maximum swing speed: 2.3 RPM (variable)

Digview system: Yes





THAMES

Name of Vessel: Thames

Vessel Type: Split Hopper Barge

Class: International

Register of Shipping


Gross tonnage: 557ton

Net tonnage: 167ton

Length: 58.75m

Breadth: 10.04m

Depth: 3.70m

Manufacture: Shipyard Slob B.V.










GENERAL:

Kind of Vessel: Split Hopper Barge

Type of Vessel: Non Propelled

Building Yard: Shipyard Slob B.V., Sliedrecht

Building Year: 1977

Refit/Conversion: ----

REGISTRATION:

Registered Owner: Masirah International Technical &

Marine Services LLC, Oman

Class notation: I * Hull - Hopper Unit - No

Propulsion-Coastal Area

Sailing area-International freeboard: Within 30miles from shore & 6 hrs

from safe harbor/ anchorage-for

unmanned transport

Dredging area-Manned Operation: Dredging Within 15miles from shore

& 6 hrs from safe harbor/anchorage

for manned operation

Flag: Sultanate of Oman

Registration No.: 14706 Z ROTT 1977

Gross Tonnage: 557

Net Tonnage: 167

Port of Registry: Port Sultan Qaboos

DIMENSIONS

Length over all: 58.75m (incl. rudder)

Breadth over all: 10.04m (incl. Fenders)

Length between perpendiculars: 56.50m

Depth moulded: 3.70m

Breadth moulded: 10.00m

Draught – Light ship weight: 0.98m aft / o.68m fore

Draught - Int. freeboard: 1.98m

Draught – Dredging mark: 3.19m

Draught – Inland mark: 3.67m

Height vessel above bottom of keel: 11.50m (crane boom & spuds down)

Light ship weight: 362tons (incl. Crane)

Dead weight – Int. freeboard: 593tons

Dead weight – Dredging mark: 1248tons

Dead weight – Inland mark: 1426tons

Displacement – Int. Freeboard: 955tons

Displacement – Dredging mark: 1610tons

Displacement – Inland mark: 1788tons

Persons – lifesaving equipment: 1

CAPACITIES

Hopper volume: 658.221m3

Unloading system: Split hopper

Anchorage system 1 anchor – bow

INSTALLED DIESEL POWER

Hydraulic system engine power: 1 X Hatz-2M41, 20kW

Hydraulic system & generator engine power: 1 X Hatz-2M41, 8kW

Anchor winch engine, power: 1 X Faryman, 12kW

Total installed diesel power: 274Kw

BUNKER CAPACITIES

Marine Gas Oil: 7.5m3

Fresh water: 0.8m3

Fuel type engines: MGO (DMA)





GHUMAYS-II

Name of ship: Ghumays-II

Vessel Type: Barge

Date of build: 1994


Gross tonnage: 415 ton

Net tonnage: 125 ton

Length: 40 m

Breadth: 12 m

Depth: 3.05 m

Engine Type: CAT

Power: 2 x 480hp

Manufacture: UAE





DANAH-IV

Name of ship: Danah-IV

Ship type: Landing Craft

Date of build: 1996


Gross tonnage: 322.8 ton

Net tonnage: 144.6 ton

Length: 32 m

Breadth: 12 m

Depth: 2 m

Engine Type: CAT

Power: 2 x 470hp

Manufacture: Holland





HUD HUD-II

Name of ship: Hud Hud-II

Ship type: Tug boat

Date of build: 1992




Length: 16 m

Breadth: 3.4 m

Depth: 2.7 m

Engine Type: Yanmar

Power: 2 x 275hp

Manufacture: Japan








AL NAWRAS - 2

Name of Vessel: Al Nawras - 2

Vessel Type: Survey Boat

Class: Survey Boat


Length: 32 Ft

Engines: Yamaha - 150 hp





DOLPHIN AL AZRAQ

Name of Vessel: Dolphin Al Azraq

Vessel Type: Split Hopper Barge

Class: Speed Boat


Length: 9 meters

Engines: Twin 150 hp

Ex police speed boat








ABLA

Name of ship: Abla

Vessel Type: Landing craft

Date of build: 1994




Length: 10 m

Breadth: 3.7 m

Depth: 1 m

Engine Type: MERCURY

Power: 2 x 250hp

Manufacture: USA





SOWQARAH-I

Name of ship: Sowqarh-I

Vessel type: Barge

Date of build: 1999


Gross tonnage: 205 ton

Net tonnage: 61 ton

Length: 30.5 m

Breadth: 9.16 m

Depth: 2.34 m


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6.13 MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENTS

1. Unifloat x 12 Pontoons connectable barges 5.5m x 3m capable as work platforms or barge

2. Flygt Sand Dredge pump with 200 meters of floating discharge hose capable of up to 120 cubic meters of sand in solution per hour

3. Flygt submersible 8” pumps (2) 2000 gallons per minute with 200 cubic meter of discharge per hour

4. Mobile Decompression Chamber x 2 mounted in 20’ containers with AC/lighting 5. Surface Supplied Dive Spreads x 6 6. Underwater video on umbilical with light, surface monitor and HDD with pause live TV

function 7. Underwater cameras and Video units 8. Lifting Bags 1-10t 9. LP & HP Compressors 10. UT / CP meters for use by divers. 11. Underwater hydraulic and Pneumatic tools including drills, grinders, air lifts etc 12. In addition to the Marine Plant we also have a large amount of construction equipment

including: 13. 2008 model Hyundai R290 Long Boom excavator with 17 meter boom 14. 2 x Komatsu PC400 Long Boom excavators with 22 meter boom 15. Link-belt crawler crane 17t with clamshell and 45’ boom 16. 30t Hitachi crawler crane with 60’ boom 17. Lorain 7.5t mobile hydraulic crane 18. Crane 8.75t mounted onto 4t truck 19. Water carriers 20. Fuel tanks/ Bowsers 21. Mobile site offices 22. Mobile generators 23. Welding machines 24. Pick Ups 25. 2010 Isuzu 3.5t truck


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7 CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY

As part of our commitment to the environment, particularly the marine environment, Masirah International sponsor and organize many events within the community including Beach Clean Up activities with schools and local children. We also participate in the installation of artificial reefs both on a commercial and sponsorship basis.

We have also provided divers and services to the Ministry of the Environment to help with moving or placing reef balls and helping with environmental surveys of these reef balls. We are also able to provide environmental monitoring services including installation of ADCP devices and Environmental Impact Assessment Surveys.


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8 KEY PERSONNEL

Masirah International has a team of dedicated and experienced professionals whose team work and commitment to deliver excellent works make us successful in all projects. The brief introduction of some of our key personnel is mentioned below. The CV’S of Key personnel are attached as well.

1. Jonathan C. Turner Managing Director Founder of Masirah International with hands on expertise in his field of maritime construction and diving operations for more than 25 years. Prior to forming Masirah Int. he was operations manager of a long established company in UAE and led many challenging diving operations across the region especially in UAE. His experience in marine construction and diving industry has driven the company to venture across different projects and to prove the capabilities of company as one of the leading diving and marine construction companies in Oman.

2. Muhammad Salem al Saady Deputy Manager Salem al Saady is dealing with governmental and Omani affairs since the start of the Masirah Int. His experience is invaluable to the company and he has played a major role in progress of Masirah International.

3. Muhammad Saeed al Farsi HR Manager Saeed al Farsi is Omanization and Human Resources Manager. He served in Govt. of Oman prior to joining Masirah Int. He is head of all human resource and Omani affairs. His experience is an asset for the company.

4. Imran Razzaq Projects Engineer Imran is a Graduate Civil Engineer and a certified Hydrographer as well. He looks all engineering and planning affairs for all ongoing and upcoming projects. All subsea investigation works, surveys and designs are his responsibility. Water Resource Engineering and Marine Civil Engineering are his fields of expertise.

5. Mauricio Quoroga Manager – Home Based Operations He is British Part-I qualified diver and has more than five years experience in handling and leading major diving operations. He is qualified NDT diver and carries different certifications of CSWIP etc. He is a dedicated team leader and at home in his work. All major operations of diving and inspections are lead by him.


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6. Richard Allen Marine Superintendent He is Qualified UK Part-II and Part-I offshore oil and gas diver. He is incharge of operation on major sites and deals with different on site issues. He has more than 25 years of diving experience. He is Ex British Navy diver and his valuable experience makes our capabilities much stronger.

7. Theo Prazer Diving Supervisor Theo is Ex-Indian navy person and is diving supervisor. He is with Masirah int. from the very beginning of the company. His dedication had major role in bringing the company at the stage where we are today. He has more than 35 years of experience in marine diving industry. He is most widely respected diving supervisor.

MASIRAH INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL & MARINE SERVICES

Timsa-II

Barge

Timsa-I

Dredger

Sowqarah

Barge

Nimr

Dredger

Thames

Split Barge

Danah-IV

Landing Craft

Ghumays-II

Class-A Barge

Raft Boats

Plant

Manager

Marine &

Heavy

Plant

Section

Sarooj-I, Survey Boat Divers Divers Divers

Divers Divers

Masint-II Barge

Plant Manager

Marine & Heavy

Plant Section

Dolphin-Survey Boat Operators Dilbagh Chand Parmod Theo Prazer Mukandan Tej Singh

Pontoons Hud Hud-Tug Boat

Plant Manager

Marine & Heavy

Plant Section

Surveyor & Draftsman Receptionist & PRO

La Chola-Boat Abla-Work Boat Site Staff & Supervisors Diving and Yard Supervisors Drivers and Vehicles Office Boy

Marine & Heavy Plant Section

Captains and Crew

Imran Razzaq

Projects Engineer

Engineering & Planning

Mauricio Quoroga

Operations Manager

Diving & Operations Division

Saeed al Farsi

HR & Logistics Manager

HR and Logistics Section

Meena Ashraf

Administration

Office Admin

Mohammd Salim Saadi

Deputy Manager

Jonathan C. Turner

Managing Director

Board of Directors


DIVING ORGANIZATION CHART

Diving Team

Diving

Equipments

Diving Team

Diving

Equipments

Diving Team

Diving

Equipments

Diving Team

Diving

Equipments

Diving Team

Diving

Equipments

Diving Team

Diving

Equipments

Vikrant

Diving SV

HSE Incharge

Vikrant

Diving SV

HSE Incharge

Dilbag Chand

Diving SV

HSE Incharge

Parmod

Diving SV

HSE Incharge

Theo Prazer

Diving SV

HSE Incharge

Tej Singh

Diving SV

HSE Incharge

Richard Mark Allen

Diving Superintendent - Diving & Operations Division

QHSE Coordinator

Mauricio Quoroga

Operations Manager - Diving & Operations Division

QHSE Coordinator

Jonathan C. Turner

Managing Director


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9 CONTACT US

Please feel free to contact us for any enquiry on any of the addressed below.

Managing Director: Jonathan C Turner

Tel: (+968)99208837, Email: [email protected]

Deputy Manager: Mohammed Salem Al Saady

Tel: (+968) 99464930, Email: [email protected]

Enquiries: Meena Ashraf

Tel: (+968) 24597759, Email: [email protected]


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10 COMPANY REGISTRATION LETTERS

The company registration letters are attached on the next pages. For detailed information, please contact our office.

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