Our Kobelco 250T crane loading spuds onto a truck at the SECO jetty. The 47m vertical steel shafts known as spuds, belong to Alphahek 1, a modular jack-up barge with a load capacity of 250T designed for specialized offshore activities i.e. piling, geotechnical investigations and also wreck removal. The spuds will undergo blasting and repainting
SECO successfully completed geotechnical investigations at various sites on rivers, Athi and Thwake, located at the border of Kitui and Makueni Counties. The results of investigations will be used for the design of two steel bailey bridges by China Gezhouba Group Co., Ltd. The scope of work included the drilling of 16 boreholes on the
The fifth ISO 9001:2015 surveillance audit kick-off meeting. The ISO 9001 certification is an internationally recognized standard that ensures services meet the needs of clients through an effective quality management system. SECO’s certification is testament to the positive engagement of all our employees and stakeholders at all levels. This demonstrates a clear desire to embrace
28th of February was marked by a celebrative ceremony attended by the Board of directors of Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) at Kisumu during the handover of the recently completed oil supply jetty. The 95m long, 4.5m wide jetty with 8 dolphins was successfully constructed and delivered by SECO, complete with piping and full instrumentation, within
Recently, SECO successfully performed a load test on a heavy duty beam to be used in lifting and loading of heavy transformers during transportation by Transeast Limited. The beam was tested for a safe working load of 100 Tons. Load testing of lifting equipment prior to operations is a good engineering practice and is a
Busy day at our SECO shipyard in Mombasa as our pride, the Kobelco 250 Ton crane was preparing to depart for Suswa in the Kenyan Rift valley. The crane will be used in the loading and offloading of 9 transformers and related accessories belonging to Siemens by Spedag Interfreight East Africa Ltd., this is in
Steel tubular piling at the proposed Kenya Maritime Authority (KMA) office complex in Mombasa. The driving of 256 foundation piles will provide increased strength, stability and rigidity to the 15-floor building that will house KMA’s headquarters. For many years now, SECO has been installing piles for an extremely wide range of applications; consequently, this has
SECO has just been certified as an inspection service provider for class vessels by RINA. This is after the successful execution of the service demonstration test performed at the SECO shipyard, Mombasa. Companies providing inspection and testing services which are mandatorily requested by class rules or international regulation need to have a specific organization, with