The Future of Offshore Access in the Middle East
Why motion-compensated gangways are reshaping offshore operations
Offshore operations in the Middle East are evolving rapidly. As oil and gas projects expand across the Arabian Gulf, Gulf of Oman, and Caspian Sea, the demand for safer, more efficient, and scalable crew transfer solutions is growing. Ampelmann’s motion-compensated gangways—also known as Walk to Work (W2W) systems—are leading this transformation.
Digital services
Tools like Ampelmann Insights provide real-time data to optimize operations and reduce environmental footprints.
Proven technology
Ampelmann has completed over 73 projects in the region, transferring more than 3 million crew members safely and efficiently.
Advanced materials
Composite components offer lighter, more durable alternatives to steel, enhancing energy efficiency and corrosion resistance.
Versatile systems
From the robust A-type to the fully electric L-type, Ampelmann’s gangways are designed for a wide range of offshore conditions and vessel types.
Environmental impact
Electric gangways consume up to 80% less energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions per transferee—supporting ESG goals without compromising performance.
Discover how Ampelmann’s gangways are enabling safer, smarter, and more sustainable offshore operations in the Middle East.
