Van Heck to the other side of the world
Van Heck literally goes to the other side of the world for her client. A major client of Van Heck will carry out a project in Muchke (Russia). Muchke is located on the Sea of…
Van Heck literally goes to the other side of the world for her client. A major client of Van Heck will carry out a project in Muchke (Russia). Muchke is located on the Sea of…
The third Diesel-powered HK-800 pump is currently being built in the Van Heck workshop. The first Van Heck HK800 pump was used to level the seabed off the coast of Nigeria (Africa) to lay a…
Last week a request came in to drain a dry dock at De Vries Scheepsbouw. The project managers visited the location on Tuesday in order to be able to measure up the equipment. The immense docking…
The Van Heck supervisor is responsible for the construction and installation of our material as well as the on-site briefing. Once the setup is done, everything is thoroughly tested. Jan recently spent 2 weeks working…
The Spijksterpompen pumping station near the Eemshaven is currently undergoing a major renovation. The adjacent dike is being widened simultaneously. Van Heck is closely involved in this project and supplied the temporary pumping installations for…
Van Heck has a long-term contract with a large English client and this company uses Van Heck pumps for the jet trenching of cables for the wind farms. Up till now, this client’s main working…
In 2017, Van Heck made an important contribution to an ingenious Statoil project in Mongstad, Norway. Drilling heads to drill long pipelines through rocks were cooled with the water that the Van Heck pumps pumped…
Van Heck contributes to the renovation of a pumping station in the Vollenhove area in collaboration with our customer Bagger en Waterwerken Oosterwolde and the Water Board Waterschap Drents Overijssel Delta. Water must be pumped…
Since October 2018 Van Heck has been working on a project in Bremerhaven, Germany. In the Bremerhaven harbour the customer is building a new sheet piling in a construction pit. The water must be pumped…