HB Rentals, a leading supplier of onsite accommodation and operating essentials for the oil and gas industry, has opened a new operating and service facility in a purpose built 10,000-sq-m yard in Mussafah in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

With the new facility, HB expects to further enhance customer response time and their overall breadth of services in support of its growing rental fleet in the region, said a statement.

The Abu Dhabi facility supports HB Rentals’ fleet of over 100 DNV 2.7-1 and 2.7-2 accommodation and offshore service modules.

The versatile modules can be rented as a single building or in any combination as temporary living quarters (TLQ) with sleepers, welfare, galley, medic and a multitude of other functions to support a remote site workforce.

In addition to engineering, designing and project managing the TLQ project, HB Rentals will also design and install supporting stairs, walkways and platforms for the stacked and linked complex.

Rami Miled, business development manager for the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region, said: “We invested in our Abu Dhabi service facility to enhance our service level and ability to support our growing base of clients.

“Our clients tell us how critical service, responsiveness and reliability are to their operations and we’ve made this investment to ensure that we provide the best service possible in the region.”

The new offshore service facility includes a team of skilled certified technicians to ensure faster response time for the mobilisation and demobilisation of accommodation modules and the support of turnkey projects.

HB’s end-to-end package of accommodations, offshore service modules and operating essentials (water, sewage, power, lighting and communications) simplifies the process of provisioning a temporary workforce housing solution.

“The easier and simpler we make it for our clients drives benefit straight to their bottom line. We strive to provide a reliable service that removes project risk so our clients can focus on more important operational priorities,” Miled added. - TradeArabia News Service