RamBase was proud to sponsor the Aberdeen Norway Gateway recently, where more than 150 industry leaders met to strengthen ties between two of the North Sea’s most active hubs. The day centred on sustainability, collaboration and bravery - building cleaner projects, working smarter across borders, and having the courage to modernise how work is planned, executed and evidenced. For suppliers of precision-engineered products and rental equipment serving Aberdeen and Stavanger, that agenda is already business-critical.
Odd Magne Vea, CSO at RamBase
What the event was about
Speakers and panels explored how to keep programmes on schedule and under control as cross-border projects scale. Themes that came through clearly:
- Ports and logistics as a competitive advantage - yard space, heavy-lift access and smart marshalling decisions now decide timelines.
- Skills and competence - certified people are in short supply; safer, faster onboarding is essential.
- Documentation and traceability - clients expect live status and audit-ready evidence, not week-old spreadsheets.
- Operational discipline across distance - standardised handovers and one version of the truth reduce rework between sites.
Why this matters for North Sea suppliers
For companies supplying precision engineering and rental equipment, the pattern is familiar: tight tolerances, tighter timelines, and zero tolerance for errors. Whether the kit ends up in Stavanger or Aberdeen, success looks the same, right-first-time delivery with documentation to match.
Where RamBase fits
- One source of truth: sales, production, purchasing, inventory, logistics and finance working from the same data.
- Quality in the flow of work: SOPs (standard operating procedures), inspections, non-conformance and corrective actions captured alongside the job, batch or serial number.
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