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2016 year-to-date has been a very good for OSL with some hectic workloads at times whereby team members were either closing out deliverables for one project or preparing equipment in the workshop for commencement of another. Highlights to note thus far in 2016 have been the performance of a large scale multi-disciplinary survey, continued delivery

OSL continued through the months of April, May and June with extremely strong performance in the Hydrographic survey discipline for the various business sectors; further cementing its position as the leading Hydrographic Survey provider both locally and regionally. During this time, the OSL team remained engaged in several offshore and onshore projects, these included Topograpahic

January to March 2015 proved to be an exciting time as OSL was awarded our largest project to date, to perform Multibeam and Singlebeam Bathymetry Survey offshore Trinidad & Tobago, in addition to detailed tidal analysis. Data gathered will be used for the necessary Coastal Protection studies due to the vulnerability of Trinidad’s exposed Atlantic

Over the past months OSL has expanded its survey support services beyond geographic boundaries. We have been performing MMO and PAM services in the Republic of Congo with great success. The OSL project team has mobilized equipment and MMO/PAM crew on rotation for the past 130 days, and counting, on this OBC project with no

OSL continues to deliver quality Hydrographic survey solutions and timely service, while ensuring our high HSE standards and client expectations are met locally and regionally in the offshore survey sector. OSL recently completed Bathymetry surveys at two major port locations in North and Central Trinidad which serve as a focal point for Oil and Gas

Difficult terrain and conditions in densely forested Moruga is no match for the OSL survey team; OSL made another client happy with this interesting project as well as Bathymetric data collection and charting in Moruga.

OSL has taken a keen interest and lent a helping hand in Tidal studies and research conducted by UWI MPhil student Cassandra Nanlal with installation and data collection using one of OSL’s new Valeport Tide gauges in a central bay of the Gulf of Paria.

Milestone MMO & PAM project by OSL for Petrotrin’s 2014 OBC Seismic Campaign comes to a successful close. OSL provided PAM & MMO services for Petrotrin for the last seven months safely and successfully to client satisfaction. The OSL team had 3852 man hours & No LTIs on board the MV Ocean Europe!

OSL recently completed a series of Geotechnical data processing and QC for Cone Penetrometer Tests collected for a route survey in North America. Additionally another series of Hydrographic Surveys were conducted to client satisfaction in the Northern Caribbean.

“OSL has successfully closed out 2013 with the safe completion of a Hydrographic survey in Point Lisas, Trinidad for Dredging Operations as well as the provision of Geotechnical Engineering Supervision offshore Venezuela during November and December”