Our Products - Cargo Carrying Units (CCUs)

Cargo Carrying Units (CCUs) are offshore-certified containers and equipment used to transport tools, machinery, supplies, and materials safely between onshore facilities, vessels, and offshore installations. They are specifically designed to withstand offshore lifting and harsh marine environments.

Our offshore equipment supports a wide range of industries, including offshore oil and gas, marine and shipping, offshore wind, shipbuilding, fabrication yards, EPC contractors, ports, and other industrial operations that require safe transportation and storage solutions.

Many of our products are manufactured to internationally recognised offshore standards, including DNV 2.7-1, DNV 2.7-2, DNV 2.7-3, EN 12079, and A60 where applicable. Certification requirements may vary depending on the specific product and customer application.

Yes. We can customise selected offshore containers and specialised modules to suit your operational requirements, including dimensions, internal layouts, insulation, electrical systems, shelving, equipment integration, and other project-specific modifications.

Mud skips are specifically designed for transporting drilling waste, cuttings, sludge, and loose bulk materials. Cargo baskets, on the other hand, are generally used for transporting equipment, tools, and packaged cargo that requires open access.

An offshore workshop container provides a dedicated workspace for maintenance and repair activities at offshore sites. It can be fitted with workbenches, storage systems, lighting, electrical installations, and other equipment required for field operations.

We supply offshore accommodation container cabins designed to provide safe and functional living or office spaces for offshore personnel. These units can be configured to meet different occupancy and operational requirements.

Yes. In addition to our standard product range, we work closely with customers to design and manufacture customised offshore equipment that meets specific operational, engineering, and project requirements.

Yes. MGS Offshore supports customers across domestic and international markets, supplying offshore equipment for projects in various regions subject to project requirements and logistics arrangements.

Simply contact our team with details such as the product type, required dimensions, quantity, certification requirements, and any custom specifications. We’ll recommend the most suitable solution and prepare a quotation tailored to your project.

Yes. If you’re unsure which product best suits your application, our team can assess your operational requirements, cargo type, payload, lifting needs, and working environment before recommending the most appropriate offshore equipment. This helps ensure you select a solution that meets both operational and compliance requirements.

Yes. Many projects require a combination of offshore equipment rather than a single product. Depending on your requirements, we can supply complete equipment packages that include offshore containers, cargo baskets, workshop containers, tank containers, accommodation units, lifting equipment, and other specialised modules to simplify procurement.

Standard products are often the most cost-effective and fastest solution when they meet your operational requirements. If your project involves specialised equipment, unique dimensions, integrated systems, or specific workflow requirements, our team can recommend whether a customised solution would provide better long-term value.

To help us recommend the right solution, it’s useful to provide details such as the intended application, type of cargo or equipment, required dimensions, payload capacity, preferred certification, quantity, delivery location, and any project-specific requirements. The more information you can share, the more accurately we can tailor our recommendation and quotation.

Yes. For customers managing multiple offshore assets or long-term projects, we can support repeat orders with consistent product specifications, helping maintain standardisation across your offshore equipment fleet while simplifying future procurement and maintenance.

Lead times vary depending on the product type, quantity, and level of customisation required. For projects involving bespoke offshore equipment or larger order volumes, we recommend discussing your requirements with our team as early as possible to support production planning and timely delivery.

Yes. Different offshore operations require different equipment. Whether your project involves cargo transportation, waste handling, temperature-controlled storage, accommodation, or specialised operational systems, our team can recommend suitable products based on your intended application.

Choosing the right offshore equipment involves more than selecting the right dimensions. Factors such as payload capacity, lifting requirements, operating environment, available deck space, certification requirements, maintenance considerations, and future operational needs should all be evaluated to ensure the equipment performs reliably throughout its service life.

Yes. In addition to supplying offshore containers and specialised equipment, MGS Offshore offers a range of after-sales services to help customers maximise equipment performance and service life. Depending on your operational needs, these include refurbishment services, recertification services, engineering support, and spare parts solutions. Our team can recommend the most appropriate service based on the condition and intended use of your equipment.