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Hego closes PCI contract with multidisciplinary assignment
Top expertise
Hego has won the confidence of the DEME Group to carry out larger multidisciplinary assignments. A sample of our expertise in various fields surprised many companies. Meanwhile, Deme employees complimented us on delivering the construction, weighing more than 100 tons, within the specified timeframe. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Deme for the trust they have placed in Hego and also to congratulate our enthusiastic employees.
Hego designs new model Carlifter
Carlifter Model 2
The construction of the new safe carlifter Model 2 was fundamentally changed from the first model. Together with our customer, all possible adjustments regarding safety were implemented in the new model. The new adapted and heavier model meets the demand to be able to move the ever larger and heavier cars in a professional and safe way.
On 17/06/21 the first new carlifter Model 2 was delivered in Zeebrugge.
Tank construction Hego well viewed on LinkedIn
Today our workshop is ready for a new tank construction project. The two tanks for our customer Prayon have left the hall and will be further finished and connected at the site in Ruisbroek.
With more than 130 years of experience, Prayon is a world leader in phosphate chemistry.
Hego Rotating working according ATEX
HEGO goes one step further with ATEX
As of today, Hego can call itself an "IECEx Certified Service Facility"; this means that our highly trained employees can carry out revision and repair work on Ex equipment in accordance with the IEC standards.
Rambiz at the yard at Hego in Antwerp
Scaldis' heavy lift vessel, Rambiz, is unique in the world with her two cranes, shallow draft, large deckspace and renewed large accommodation facilities. This arrangement, together with other qualities, give the vessel the capability to operate in areas no other comparable vessel can reach. Her ability to work in both deep and very shallow waters provides valuable flexibility.
Hego's safety panels are patented and recognized by Total.
Recently, the cape of 10.000 pieces was reached.
These safety panels, designed by Hego, were chosen as the winner by Total and are a standard security feature at Total Belgium and France for several months now.
The problem of falls as well as falling objects has already been greatly reduced by our system. On 1/1/2021, we received permission from Total management to present these panels to our customers.
Hego rotating services choose for Pasio 50
"Hego Rotating Services" invested in the Pasio 50 SC of Schenck RoTec. This presents itself as the new reference in the field of compact horizontal balancing machines. The machine is equipped with high quality measuring technology and the design is considered pioneering in the field of ergonomics and safety.
Martine Schepens our new prevention advisor
As you may know, every company should set up its own internal prevention and protection service at work. This service should assist the employer, the members of the hierarchical line and the employees in the application of the regulations concerning the well-being of the employees. This is first-line prevention, with a multidisciplinary approach to problems. We all know that it is not always easy to find a suitable person in our sector. After a long search, we found someone we felt very good with from the first meeting.
Expansion of rental fleet at GTC
GTC recently invested in a number of liquid-tight containers that can function as temporary storage, dewatering, sludge treatment, etc.
For rent
Gas scrubbers
Generators 20 to 300 KVA
Spray containers
Safety units
Stainless steel containers
Liquid-tight containers: (dewatering, sludge,...)
Filter units
Piping: plastic - steel - stainless steel
SIGNAGE AROUND HEGO-GTC THOROUGHLY TACKLED.
We are one step closer to bringing our customers and suppliers inside safely with clear signage present.
Slowly but surely, everything outside is being tackled with attention to safety and the environment. The outdoor seating for our people is also very much appreciated.
All eyes on safety