Offshore Marine Assets refer to infrastructure and equipment used in the exploration,
production, and transportation of offshore oil and gas resources. Some examples of offshore marine assets include:

• Oil and Gas Platforms: Fixed or floating structures used for drilling, production, and processing.
• Rigs: Mobile or fixed drilling units used for exploration and production.
• FPSOs (Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading): Ships that process and store oil and gas.
• TLPs (Tension Leg Platforms): Floating platforms connected to the seafloor by tensioned cables.
• Subsea Equipment: Wellheads, manifolds, and pipelines on the seafloor.
• Offshore Wind Turbines: Structures generating electricity from wind energy.
• Offshore Terminals: Facilities for loading and unloading cargo, such as oil, gas, and containers.
• Pipelines and Risers: Underwater pipelines and risers transporting oil and gas.
• Offshore Storage Facilities: Tanks and containers for storing oil, gas, and other fluids.
• Diving Support Vessels: Ships providing support for underwater operations.

Rope access is commonly used for maintenance, inspection, and repair activities on these offshore marine assets, ensuring safe and efficient operations.