Our highly skilled team, backed by state-of-the-art design, fabrication, and manufacturing facilities enable us to deliver high-quality, cost effective solutions, to support our shared drive towards renewable energy.

Comprehensive Capabilities for the Offshore Wind Sector

We possess extensive experience in providing both primary and secondary steel components to the offshore wind sector. Since 2016, we have been supplying structures to developers, EPCI contractors, Tier-1 fabricators, and turbine OEMs, contributing to significant projects in this industry.

Our comprehensive capabilities in design, component supply, serial manufacture, coating, assembly, and installation, backed by extensive experience and a robust quality assurance process, ideally position us to efficiently meet the rigorous demands of this sector.

Design, Manufacture, Deployment and Maintenance

Primary and Secondary Steelworks, including:

• Internal and External Platforms, including railings and walkway interface
• Tubular Rolled Products,
up to 40mm thick
• Boat Landings,
including personnel access walkway modules
• Offshore Davit Crane structural items and accessories
• J-tube fabrications
• Anchors and Mooring components

Champion for Supply Chain Growth

As an Associate Member of the Offshore Energy Alliance (OEA), Hutchinson is actively involved in advancing the regional supply chain for the offshore wind sector. Our role within the OEA underscores our commitment to fostering collaboration and driving innovation in the industry. Through our participation, we aim to enhance the competitiveness and productivity of the offshore wind sector by engaging with transformative programmes and initiatives such as those offered by the Offshore Wind Growth Partnership (OWGP).

Our engagement with the OWGP-funded Business Transformation programme, for instance, demonstrates our dedication to continuous improvement. This initiative has enabled us to refine our strategic planning, align our personnel and culture more effectively, optimise our supply chain, and improve our production processes. These enhancements contribute significantly to our drive towards reducing costs and better serving the needs of the offshore wind sector.

By collaborating with the OEA and leveraging opportunities like the OWGP, Hutchinson is not only committed to its growth but also to contributing to the broader goals of the offshore wind industry in North Wales and the North West of England. This strategic approach helps ensure that the region can fully benefit from the ongoing energy transition, impacting business growth, infrastructure, innovation, and skills development.