Offshore Marine Construction Company is an Abu Dhabi-based marine contractor specializing in complex offshore infrastructure projects and offshore support. We combine advanced marine engineering expertise, a modern in-house specialized fleet, and highly experienced crews to deliver projects across virtually all key offshore disciplines.
Our capabilities include pipeline and subsea cable installation from shallow waters down to 80 m water depth, dredging and seabed preparation using all major classes of dredging vessels, and construction of berths, jetties, and port infrastructure in coastal and offshore environments.
In addition, we perform professional air and saturation diving operations to depths of up to 300 m, supported by our own mobile deep-diving system, ensuring full operational independence and the highest standards of safety and quality.
We provide integrated, end-to-end solutions for offshore and nearshore projects, delivering reliable execution in technically challenging conditions and strict regulatory environments.
Aligned with international standards and expectations of global clients.
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The management of OMCC are committed to ensuring healthy, injury-free workplaces and minimizing their impact on the environment. All of our staff are committed both to ensuring their own safety and to protecting the environment.
By implementing an integrated management system, OMCC has demonstrated its commitment to ensuring its employees’ safety and protecting the environment, in addition to providing high-quality heavy-lift transport. To ensure a consistently high level of quality OMCC aligns its business processes to tap synergies whilst ensuring and fostering a culture of continual improvement in accordance with the ISO 9001 standard under which we are certified. In addition to the objectives defined in our QHSE policy, OMCC ’s employees receive appropriate training, both on board and ashor.
In line with our QHSE policy, our Quality & Safety department works to implement this policy in our fleet of vessels. By stressing three key aspects – people, processes, and tools – they strive to enable our crews to bolster the culture of safety which thrives at OMCC. This culture involves closely monitoring projects from the planning stages all the way to successful completion. Because of the delicate nature of most heavy lift cargoes, they perform risk assessments, hold toolbox talks and ensure the maintenance of critical equipment to optimize safety during loading, sea passage and discharge.
To keep our shipboard teams fully informed about the latest HSE practices, OMCC runs a comprehensive training program involving regular seminars in Germany and the Philippines. Our crews have the opportunity to provide feedback, both on aspects where we could all improve and on improvements which have already been successfully introduced. Members of our Quality & Safety department frequently board the vessels to carry out and monitor operations and training activities and participate in on-board safety committees.
Marine dredging refers to the removal of sediments and deposits from the sea bottom to increase depth. These activities are widely used to improve navigation routes, expand maritime ports, protect coastal lines, and implement ecological projects.
Seaways and marine waters require regular maintenance because natural sedimentation constantly accumulates,
reducing channel depths. This diminishes traffic capacity and makes it difficult for large ships such as
container vessels and tankers to navigate safely. By conducting dredging operations, safe passage for these
massive ships can be ensured while maintaining stable maritime trade infrastructure.
Additionally, dredging work is essential for ecological rehabilitation of aquatic ecosystems. Removing toxic
waste and silt helps restore cleanliness to coastal zones and create favorable living conditions for marine life.
Dredger vessels, including hydraulic, mechanical, and self-propelled types, remove and transport underwater soil to maintain navigable channels. This ensures safe passage for large ships, supports stable maritime trade, and protects marine ecosystems. By removing sediments and pollutants, dredging helps restore coastal areas and create healthier conditions for marine life.
To ensure our shipboard teams remain up to date with the latest HSE practices, OMCC conducts a comprehensive training program that includes regular seminars. Crews are encouraged to share feedback, both on areas for potential improvement and on measures already successfully implemented. In addition, members of our Quality & Safety department regularly visit vessels to oversee and support operations, conduct training activities, and take part in onboard safety committees.
