Seabed Scour Control Systems Ltd

Seabed Scour Control Systems Limited (SSCS) was established in the early 1980?s, to meet a requirement from the offshore industry, to find a long-term alternative solution to rock armour. SSCS developed the Frond Mat through extensive trials carried out with Shell International Limited. Since the company?s inception it has always aimed to be in harmony with nature designing the Frond Mat to mirror natural seagrass, natures solution to erosion. The Frond Mats reduce current velocity and related turbulence in the location they are installed, eliminating the conditions which create scour resulting in immediate and permanent protection. The SSCS Frond Mats are used globally for applications including Offshore Wind turbine foundations, cables, subsea pipelines, platform legs and umbilicals for the offshore Oil & Gas sector; inshore civil sector requirements; environmental projects; and for the protection of archaeological sites. SSCS Lifting operates as a division of SSCS and combines expertise with many years? experience and not only manufacturers and supplies lifting products but additionally offers a genuine problem-solving capability for all lifting and lashing problems covering all areas of testing and certification. The company operates a quality assurance system to BS EN ISO 9001 which is assessed by LRQA and is approved to DNV 2.7-1 for the manufacture of lifting sling assemblies for offshore containers as well as being full members of the LEEA (Lifting Equipment Engineers Association).We are the only manufacturer of polyester Webbing, Roundslings and Lashing (Ratchet) assemblies in East Anglia. This allows us to provide bespoke slings within a short timeframe to meet client specific requirements.

• Harnessing Nature?s solution to seabed and Riverbed erosion (Scour)
• Providing innovative cost saving scour protection solutions
• Servicing East Anglia with all Lifting equipment requirements
• Providing Fronded solutions to scour since 1984
• Only manufacturer of webbing and round slings in East Anglia