Husum, Germany
Husum’s picturesque harbour has been closed for necessary dredging activities. The tidal influence in the harbour has been stopped to allow for these activities. As a result the natural release of fresh water from land…
Husum’s picturesque harbour has been closed for necessary dredging activities. The tidal influence in the harbour has been stopped to allow for these activities. As a result the natural release of fresh water from land…
Article about the Sea Trophy in the January/February 2014 edition of Tug & OSV Magazine.
On Wednesday the 5th of February, Managing Director Jeroen Van Heck, who had travelled to England to assess the situation, got the direct go ahead from the Environment Agency to ship 13 pumps with pipe…
At around 23:00 Sunday evening (13.10.2013) Van Heck received a call that Waternet required assistance in reducing the high water level in the Horstermeer polder after heavy rainfall. Within 2 hours the first man was…
Van Heck’s offshore team has successfully completed a 20,000 ton floatover (or mating) operation in the Caspian sea. After months of preparation and thorough testing together with the customer Saipem, the giant platform was placed…
Noordwolde, The Netherlands – Van Heck is world renowned for its water management systems ideally suited to the maritime and dredging industries. Van Heck now reveals its newest world premiere, a complete pump system that…
Some of Van Heck’s pumps have finished their work and have arrived back from German floodplains. However, at a polder pumping station in Breitenhagen damaged by the floods in June, 3 HK700 pumps and 1…
Up till now Van Heck has delivered 6 HK700 pumps (7.000 m³/h), 3 HK500 pumps (4.900 m³/h) and one HK250 pump (900 m³/h) with more than 800 meters of piping into the flooded areas in…
In the evening of June 13th 2013, the Van Heck employees were called to prepare four HK700 pumps with a flow of 7.000 m³/h each, for fighting the flooding at the Elbe.