Marine & Offshore Equipment Hire
Access specialist equipment for temporary power, vessel works, offshore projects, system testing and commissioning. MJR combines equipment provision with the engineering, integration and technical support needed to prepare each requirement for deployment.
Equipment for Temporary & Project Requirements
Whether additional capacity is needed for a planned project, temporary replacement or a defined period of operation, MJR can help establish the electrical and technical requirement before suitable equipment is selected and prepared.
Main bus:
6,300 A; 100 kA for 1 second
Operating voltage:
3-phase, 415–690 V AC
A containerised 6,300 A main distribution switchboard for temporary vessel power distribution. Designed for short-notice mobilisation and open-deck installation, with a flexible circuit arrangement for vessel mobilisation, offshore construction and project support.
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Main bus:
4,000 A; 100 kA for 1 second
Operating voltage:
3-phase, 415–690 V AC
A containerised 6,300 A main distribution switchboard for temporary vessel power distribution. Designed for short-notice mobilisation and open-deck installation, with a flexible circuit arrangement for vessel mobilisation, offshore construction and project support.
Main bus:
250 A; 10 kA for 1 second
Operating voltage:
3-phase, 230–440 V AC
Aquarius Eco delivers up to 2 MW of power directly to vessels, eliminating the need to return to port. Supporting both push-on and free-floating modes, it ensures continuous, fully automated charging in diverse marine conditions."
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Main bus:
1,600 A; 50 kA for 1 second
Operating voltage:
3-phase, 415–690 V AC
A containerised 6,300 A main distribution switchboard for temporary vessel power distribution. Designed for short-notice mobilisation and open-deck installation, with a flexible circuit arrangement for vessel mobilisation, offshore construction and project support.
Temporary Equipment for Marine & Offshore Operations
Temporary equipment requirements are rarely standalone. MJR can support the electrical interfaces, integration, installation and commissioning considerations required to incorporate temporary equipment into an existing vessel, offshore asset or project system.
Temporary Power Continuity
Maintain essential electrical capacity when existing generation or equipment is unavailable, undergoing repair or awaiting replacement.
Vessel Retrofit & Upgrade
Support vessel modification programmes with temporary electrical equipment and project capacity while existing systems are replaced, upgraded or recommissioned.
Offshore Project Support
Temporary electrical equipment and power capacity for offshore construction, mobilisation and project-specific operational requirements.
Standby & Redundancy
Introduce additional temporary capacity where a project requires backup power or increased redundancy during a defined operating period.
Temporary Capacity Upgrades
Increase available electrical capacity for project equipment, mobilisation or other short-term loads without treating the temporary requirement as a permanent system upgrade.
Testing & Commissioning
Support commissioning and system verification where temporary electrical equipment or additional project capacity is required during testing and handover.
The Questions We Get Asked Most
Find answers to frequently asked questions about MJR's equipment hire services, including available equipment, project requirements, availability, installation and technical support for marine and offshore applications.
