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People at the Core of GLO Marine

At GLO Marine, people are at the heart of our work. This summer marks seven years since Teodora Ionescu, Silviu Munteanu, and Gabriel Cardaș joined the company, three colleagues who have been with us since the very beginning.

Their stories are about starting something new, learning along the way, and growing together in the maritime industry.

Teodora Ionescu – Office Manager

For seven years, Teodora has been a steady hand in keeping operations organised, managing finances, handling documents, and supporting the team.

“My start at GLO Marine was truly challenging,” she recalls. “It pushed me out of my comfort zone and encouraged me to expand my professional experience. I learned and did things I hadn’t done before, which helped me grow from the very first day.”

The value of making a difference

Today, she finds meaning in knowing that her work supports the entire team:

“What I enjoy most is knowing that my contribution helps create an organised, harmonious work environment. That sense of making a difference is very rewarding.”

When asked what makes GLO Marine stand out, she says:

“The openness to people and new ideas. Everyone’s voice matters, no matter the role. The company genuinely invests in professional development and has a culture built on respect, transparency, and sincere collaboration.”

Silviu Munteanu – IT Engineer

Silviu manages our IT infrastructure, from networks and servers to software and digital tools, making sure everything runs securely and efficiently.

“From the very beginning, I felt a real sense of excitement,” he says. “I joined a professional, open team with great energy.”

Advice for newcomers

The challenges and teamwork keep him motivated:

“I enjoy having real challenges and working alongside people who know their stuff, but who also bring a positive vibe to everything we do.”

His advice for those starting at GLO Marine:

“Be open, get involved, and don’t hesitate to ask questions. This is the right place to learn, grow, and truly feel part of a team.”

Gabriel Cardaș – Project Manager Engineering

Gabriel’s role blends engineering and project coordination, ensuring deadlines are met and communication flows between Class, suppliers, and subcontractors.

“I would say my start was unexpected,” he remembers. “I was recruited right after my internship and invited to continue working part-time.”

Memories built with people

For Gabriel, the variety keeps the work fresh:

“Everything I do brings its own challenges and unique details, which keeps the work interesting.”

His most valuable memories are about the people:

“I can’t choose just one – it wouldn’t be fair to all the other moments. What stands out the most is the people. Many colleagues became friends, and we’ve shared not only hard work but also laughter, sometimes until we were completely out of breath.”

Looking ahead

Why people make the difference in maritime engineering

The experiences of Teodora, Silviu, and Gabriel show that longevity in a company isn’t just about the projects you work on. It’s about shared values, support, and learning together.

At GLO Marine, our work in maritime engineering succeeds because of the people who make it happen – steady, skilled, and committed to moving forward as a team.

Whant to join our team? Check the latest job availability here. 

Ship retrofits aren’t just technical. They’re logistical, operational, and intensely time-sensitive. Unlike newbuilds with long planning horizons, retrofit projects face compressed schedules, evolving scope, and high operational pressure.

To meet these demands at scale, GLO Marine developed a tailored program management system—one that transforms complexity into predictability, even across 20+ projects per year, on five continents.

Why retrofit demands more than project management

Retrofitting a vessel is a high-stakes operation. You’re balancing:

• Tight dry-dock availability
• Long-lead OEM deliveries and customs clearance
• Regulatory approvals mid-project
• Onboard realities that often change scope during execution
• Multi-country coordination across time zones and supply chains

A traditional project management approach just isn’t enough. What’s needed is a program-level framework that integrates engineering, procurement, logistics, and site execution into one cohesive flow.

The GLO Marine approach: Built for speed, designed for scale

At GLO Marine, our retrofit methodology is based on unifying all disciplines involved (technical, operational, and commercial) into a synchronized system. It’s agile enough to adapt to scope changes, yet structured enough to ensure repeatable outcomes, even under intense time pressure.

This isn’t about managing tasks—it’s about managing outcomes.

Each project benefits from centralized planning, fast communication loops, clear accountability, and proactive coordination with shipyards, clients, and classification societies.

Expertise from the field: Dan Marin’s view on retrofit precision

“In retrofit, every day counts. You don’t have the luxury of buffers. You need a system that moves fast and a team that communicates constantly.”
— Dan Marin, Operations Manager, GLO Marine

With over two decades of experience in large shipyards like Daewoo, Dan helped shape GLO’s unique program model—one focused on quality delivery with minimal disruption, regardless of project size or geography.

A real-world example: Tidewater’s BWTS retrofit program

GLO Marine is currently executing a global ballast water treatment system (BWTS) retrofit program for Tidewater, the world’s largest offshore support vessel operator. Together with VMS Group, we’re managing 22 vessel upgrades across three continents.

Key results:

• All engineering packages delivered ahead of schedule
• Zero installation errors to date
• Estimated 10–15% cost savings per vessel via centralized planning
• Fully integrated execution across engineering, logistics, and site teams

This is program management in action—not one-off projects, but a production-like model that scales.

From complexity to confidence

GLO Marine’s retrofit program system delivers:

• Predictable timelines in unpredictable environments
• Integrated procurement and delivery flows
• Faster, more coordinated execution on board
• Lower cost through smarter material consolidation
• Repeatable success across vessel types and locations

Because in retrofit, time isn’t just money—it’s uptime.

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At GLO Marine, we have always welcomed engineering challenges, but some engine room retrofit projects stand out for their scale, complexity, and the transformation they deliver. Last year, we took on one of the most ambitious vessel modernisation projects.

For an established client in Romania, we are currently delivering a comprehensive turnkey retrofit of a 1976-built vessel, with the scope focused on the complete renewal of the engine room.

This includes the full replacement of all existing equipment and systems within the engine room, with the boiler room encompassed as an integral part of this space. The primary emphasis is on modernizing and upgrading the entire engine room infrastructure to optimize it’s performance, safety, and efficiency standards.

What makes this project different?

Unlike traditional engine room retrofit projects that rely on partial integration of new systems into existing infrastructure, this time we are carrying out a complete strip-out and replacement of outdated equipment and systems, including the main engines, with fully modernised, high-performance, and energy-efficient equipment tailored to the vessel’s new operational profile.

It is a full-scale transformation that brings together GLO Marine’s integrated expertise across engineering, procurement, fabrication, and installation. The project spans over 14 months and is structured in four major phases:

Project roadmap

1. Basic and detailed engineering
2. Removal of existing onboard equipment
3. Procurement and material supply
4. Fabrication, installation and commissioning of new systems

Feasibility-first: technical advisory from day one

From the very start of the project, we worked closely with the client to shape the most efficient engine room retrofit strategy, providing early-stage technical consultancy and feasibility support.

We advised on equipment selection, material specifications, and accessory compatibility, ensuring optimal alignment between system functionality, vessel design, and future operating requirements.

Current status: progress and next steps

To date, we have completed over 90% of the basic engineering scope. In the coming two weeks, we begin detailed engineering to allow for all new pipe routing, equipment positioning and creating a new digital model of the entire compartment by use of Cadmatic software. We will be focusing on layout redesign, equipment integration, and system compatibility.

In parallel, our teams have spent the last four months dismantling and clearing the outdated equipment. This complex task is now reaching completion, marking this important milestone where precise 3D Scan will be done to achieve the digital twin model of the entire engine room compartment.

 What’s next: full system fabrication and installation

A stretch goal, by end of 2025: fabrication of all piping, equipment foundation and other adjacent components followed by installation onboard to restore the functionality of the vessel. The final stage of the modernisation process will reflect our commitment to future-ready vessel solutions, even in the most technically demanding environments.

At GLO Marine, every engine room retrofit is more than a task—it’s a transformation. This full engine room renewal is a testament to our end-to-end vessels upgrade capabilities and collaborative approach.

Curious how we deliver complex engine room retrofits across sectors?

Explore more GLO Marine projects and discover how we bring future-ready engineering to life.

The FPSO Haewene Brim, a cornerstone of North Sea offshore production since 1999, is entering a new era of operational excellence through a comprehensive Hydraulic system retrofit delivered by GLO Marine. This upgrade is part of Bluewater’s strategy to ensure the FPSO Haewene Brim continues safe, reliable service for at least another decade.

Following a successful Phase 1—including feasibility studies, engineering analysis, and prototype validation—GLO Marine was awarded Phase 2 of the hydraulic upgrade project. This phase covers detailed engineering, manufacturing, testing, delivery, and offshore installation and commissioning.

The hydraulic system retrofit scope includes modern hydraulic deck boxes, PLC units with HMI interfaces, solenoid cabinets, and an upgraded bridge console. Each component is engineered to simplify maintenance, improve diagnostics, and enhance system reliability while meeting strict class approval standards.

This project demonstrates GLO Marine’s ability to integrate multiple disciplines—hydraulics, control systems, and rigging—under a single point of accountability. The result is a streamlined, disruption-free retrofit that secures long-term performance and compliance for the FPSO Haewene Brim.

As Alin Pohilca, Operations Director at GLO Marine, explained:

“When you’re working on aging infrastructure like FPSOs, problem-solving in real time and aligning with client constraints are critical. We’re more than an execution partner—we work alongside clients to anticipate issues and deliver practical solutions.”

Bluewater’s Marine Advisor, Jamie Cumming, shared similar confidence:

“GLO Marine demonstrated a deep understanding of our asset’s complexity. Their performance in Phase 1 gave us the confidence to entrust them with execution. We also recognized their strong capability as integrators and their professional, structured approach.”

Why this retrofit is essential

• Extended asset life: Adding at least 10 more years of productive operation to the FPSO Haewene Brim.
• Enhanced reliability: Advanced hydraulics and control systems reduce downtime and maintenance costs.
• Regulatory compliance: All systems are designed and documented to meet class requirements.
• Operational efficiency: Modern components and integrated diagnostics improve fault tracing and safety.

At GLO Marine, we are dedicated to delivering complex retrofit projects with precision, innovation, and close collaboration.

Ready to explore how a hydraulic system retrofit can extend the life of your FPSO?

Connect with GLO Marine specialists today to discuss your requirements and discover the best solutions for your offshore assets. Contact us now  to start the conversation.

With rising fuel costs and stricter emissions rules, vessel owners are under growing pressure to cut consumption and stay compliant. Energy saving technologies – from small upgrades to advanced green systems – can improve efficiency and reduce environmental impact.
But with so many options, choosing the right one can be difficult.

When should you consider energy saving technologies? 

You should be exploring energy-saving technologies when: 

• You want to reduce your vessel’s carbon footprint at the lowest possible cost 
• You are planning a retrofit and want to align it with upgrade opportunities 
• You need to meet emissions targets with solutions that deliver quick wins 

What are energy-saving services? 

These are systems and upgrades designed to reduce a vessel’s fuel consumption and operating costs. Our experience ranges from simple retrofits to complex green systems, including: 

• Propulsion efficiency devices (e.g. propeller boss cap fins, pre-swirl stators) 
• Hull surface technologies (e.g. hull air lubrication, silicone coatings) 
• Energy management systems (e.g. shaft generators, variable frequency drives) 
• Waste heat recovery systems

How GLO Marine supports you 

At GLO Marine, we provide a dedicated technical and strategic evaluation service to help you choose the best energy-saving technology for your vessel.
We make sure your investment delivers real, measurable results — not just on paper. 

What we do 

• Match technologies to your vessel’s design, operational profile, and compliance goals 
• Provide neutral comparisons of performance and ROI 
• Evaluate retrofit feasibility and identify potential constraints 
• Highlight key differences in design, durability, and integration complexity 

From hull cleaning to carbon capture, we cover the full spectrum of ESTs — always grounded in both technical and commercial reality. 

Let’s talk 

If you’re considering energy saving technologies — for one vessel or your entire fleet — our team is ready to support you.

Book a 20-minute consultation with one of our retrofit engineers to discuss what’s right for your vessel.   Contact us here to schedule your call. 

Ready to take the next step toward a more sustainable and profitable fleet?

Discover how the decarbonisation plan developed by GLO Marine – can help you navigate regulatory challenges, reduce emissions, and turn compliance into a competitive edge. Explore the full details here and start charting your roadmap to a greener future today.

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What is a decarbonization roadmap? 

A decarbonization roadmap is a vessel – or fleet-specific plan that outlines the path to reduced emissions over time. It begins with a baseline assessment of the ship’s efficiency and emissions profile and builds a tailored mix of operational, technical, and strategic solutions aligned with each vessel’s characteristics, routes, and dry-dock cycles.

As the industry approaches IMO 2030 and 2050 targets, these plans are becoming essential tools for investment decisions, risk management, and long-term compliance in the context of maritime decarbonization and green shipping.

GLO Marine’s four-step decarbonisation roadmap 

At GLO Marine, we simplify the complexity of shipping decarbonization through a clear, structured process that guides shipowners from insight to action:

1. Vessel and operations assessment
2. Technology fit & screening
3. Scenario development & ROI modelling
4. Final report & Executive presentation 

Whether you are preparing for FuelEU Maritime, EU ETS, or the Net Zero 2028 Framework, we combine strategic insight with engineering execution to move your project forward and enhance maritime energy efficiency.

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Why it matters to choose a smart decarbonization plan

With so many evolving technologies, operational strategies, and regulations, the decarbonization path isn’t one-size-fits-all. Each vessel’s age, fuel use, route, and docking schedule influence what’s practical and profitable. 

A decarbonization roadmap brings clarity to complexity by systematically assessing all viable options for your vessel and providing a clear basis for comparison across feasibility, cost, and regulatory impact.

Decarbonization technologies in focus 

There’s no silver bullet, but these are key technologies in today’s green shipping and retrofit conversations:

• Rotor Sails – Harness wind to reduce engine load and fuel use
• Air Lubrication Systems – Cut hull resistance using air bubbles
• Waste Heat Recovery – Convert exhaust heat into usable energy
• Shaft Generators – Generate power while sailing to optimize fuel use
• Battery Hybrid Systems – Lower emissions during port stays and maneuvering
• Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) – A developing solution for long-term use
• Alternative Fuels – Methanol, ammonia, biofuels — each with pros and trade-offs

But the truth is, an owner has to choose — and to do so wisely, you need a structured, vessel-specific plan. That’s why a decarbonization roadmap isn’t optional — it’s essential.

GLO Marine: Retrofit with confidence 

GLO Marine is more than a consultancy —we’re your end-to-end retrofit partner, offering strategic guidance backed by engineering execution. From feasibility to design, from boardroom presentation to dry-dock supervision, we help you deliver real results on your decarbonization goals.

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At GLO Marine, we believe that excellence knows no gender. Every day, we celebrate the strength, vision, and talent of the women in our team — professionals who guide, inspire, and lead with dedication across all departments. Women currently represent 30% of our workforce, contributing significantly to everything from project management and administration to our core engineering teams.

Every year on May 18th, we celebrate the International Day for Women in Maritime — a moment to recognize and honor the vital contributions of women in our industry. At GLO Marine, this day is an opportunity to spotlight the remarkable role our women engineers play in driving innovation across retrofit and ship design projects. We don’t just build vessels — we nurture talent, empower professionals, and foster a culture where diversity fuels progress.

Engineering at the core: Women who drive change at GLO Marine

Our engineering department is a hub of creativity and problem-solving, where women lead and contribute to some of the most complex maritime retrofit projects our team ran al over the worls. From detailed modeling and structural analysis to fire safety and outfitting plans, these engineers are essential to our success. Below, we share the stories of three women at GLO Marine whose journeys reflect our commitment to continuous learning and professional growth.

Maria: From graduate to structural engineer at GLO Marine

Maria began her journey at GLO Marine as a Junior Engineer right after earning her degree in Naval Architecture. With a strong foundation in finite element (FE) analysis, she quickly found alignment between her academic background and our structural modeling projects.

“Over my first year, I progressed to increasingly complex projects and built autonomy in conducting structural analyses for a wide range of equipment integrations,” Maria shares. “Now, nearly three years later, I hold the position of Engineer in the Structural Department. Every day challenges me — and empowers me.”

Her evolution at GLO Marine is a testament to how we support and elevate emerging talent, giving them space to grow into leaders.

Claudia: Gaining experience, building confidence

Claudia joined GLO Marine as a piping engineer, but her role expanded quickly as she immersed herself in more complex responsibilities — from structural and layout plans to fire and safety arrangements.

“When I got hired, I thought I had a lot of knowledge,” Claudia says with a smile. “But reality proved otherwise. I am so grateful to my colleagues who supported me and helped me grow.”

Today, she is a naval engineer, continually adding to her knowledge base while supporting GLO Marine’s vision of engineering excellence. Her story exemplifies our collaborative culture, where learning and mentorship go hand in hand.

Geanina: Leading with experience, mentoring with heart

Bringing over a decade of ship design experience, Geanina joined GLO Marine in 2021 as a Hull & Outfitting Design Engineer. She now leads vessel upgrade projects, balancing technical excellence with a passion for mentoring young engineers.

“We work in multidisciplinary teams at GLO Marine, blending expertise to develop tailored retrofit solutions. The collaboration, the challenges, and the shared successes — they define our work here,” Geanina explains. “To young women entering this field: be courageous and trust your skills. You belong here.”

Her guidance ensures that the next generation of engineers at GLO Marine is equipped not just with knowledge, but with the confidence to innovate.

A new era at GLO Marine

At GLO Marine, we are proud to be part of a new chapter in maritime engineering, one where experience meets curiosity and tradition welcomes fresh perspectives. The presence and contributions of women across our teams strengthen our identity and shape the future of sustainable, high-quality ship design and retrofit services.

As the maritime industry evolves, GLO Marine remains committed to empowering women and fostering an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive. Today and every day, we honor the women who build, lead, and inspire, both on our team and throughout the industry.

Are you ready to shape the future of maritime with GLO Marine?

Explore our career opportunities and discover how your passion can find its place with us.

GLO Marine, together with VMS Group Denmark, is carrying out a multi-vessel retrofit program for Tidewater, the largest offshore support vessel operator worldwide. This project covers 16 vessels across three continents, including several operating in U.S. waters. It is part of a wider plan by both companies to deliver reliable and efficient retrofit solutions for the offshore sector.

The program demonstrates GLO Marine and VMS Group’s ability to manage logistics, regulations, and client requirements across different regions while keeping projects on track and on time.

Supporting offshore energy with scalable retrofit solutions

Through this partnership, GLO Marine and VMS Group combine engineering know-how, project management, and worldwide delivery capacity. Their approach helps offshore operators carry out vessel upgrades quickly and with less impact on daily operations.

Alin Pohilca, Operations Director at GLO Marine, explains:
“By treating this as a full fleet programme, rather than managing each vessel separately, we have reduced engineering hours by 25% and lowered materials and logistics costs by 15% per vessel. This was made possible through a plug-and-play system that speeds up the work while keeping the quality where it needs to be.

This progra shows clearly what we can offer: coordinated work at scale, technical precision, and consistent delivery. We are ready to help offshore operators worldwide carry out retrofit projects that require both skill and speed.”

Project update: December 2024 onwards

Since the program began in December 2024, good progress has been made:

• 16 Ballast Water Treatment Systems (BWTS) have been delivered

• 14 vessels have been surveyed

• 12 class-approved engineering packages have been finalised

• 5 vessels have had prefabrication and materials procurement completed

• 2 vessels have been retrofitted and commissioned

Over 50 people are involved in the project across locations in the United States, Africa, and Europe.

GLO Marine uses an EPCI model (Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Installation) for the programme. This means the client has one point of contact throughout, making project delivery simpler and more efficient.

A practical partnership for Offshore operators

The success of this program is built on the joint strengths of GLO Marine and VMS Group. VMS brings experience with propulsion systems, engine repairs, and field support, while GLO Marine delivers class-approved engineering, procurement coordination, and full execution.

Palle Andersen, Engineering Manager at VMS Group, notes:
“Offshore projects today are more complex and need close teamwork between different companies. Our partnership with GLO Marine helps us work as one team, providing retrofit solutions that are efficient, scalable, and ready for the future.”

About GLO Marine

GLO Marine offers a full range of vessel upgrade services. From consulting and design to execution and delivery, we support our clients through every stage of the project.
Our work includes retrofits, vessel conversions, mobilisations, and the installation of energy-saving technologies. With a focus on good engineering, clear project management, and steady hands-on work, we help vessels meet new technical demands reliably. See our latest projects here.

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At GLO Marine, we understand that a vessel’s efficiency and reliability depend on the quality and precision of every component. That is why our Procurement & Prefabrication Department plays a crucial role in vessel upgrades, retrofits, and mobilisations, ensuring seamless project execution with preassembled, installation-ready solutions. By integrating procurement and prefabrication into our workflow, we help shipowners reduce downtime, control costs, and enhance operational efficiency, always acting as a vessel upgrade partner.

From engineering to prefabrication: A streamlined process

Successful vessel modification projects start with expert engineering, but execution is where precision matters most. Our naval architects and engineers meticulously design modifications to meet class regulations, operational requirements, and cost constraints. Once the engineering phase is complete, our Procurement & Prefabrication Department takes over, transforming designs into ready-to-install components.

This approach ensures that all prefabricated components are produced under controlled conditions, meeting the right quality and regulatory standards before reaching the installation site. By handling procurement and prefabrication in-house, we reduce the delays, mitigate risks, and optimise the vessel upgrade process.

Our Procurement & Prefabrication Department specialises in a wide range of prefabricated ship components, including:

• Structural steel assemblies – Hull reinforcements, deck structures, and custom-built frames.
• Piping and tubing systems – Essential for hydraulic, fuel, and cooling systems.
• Cable trays and electrical components – Ensuring optimised energy distribution and electrical safety.
• Prefabricated accommodation and HVAC systems – Enhancing crew comfort and environmental efficiency.

Each component is designed to reduce onboard assembly time, ensuring minimal installation complexity, reduced dry-dock costs, and maximised vessel availability.

Integrated procurement & prefabrication: A smart approach to vessel upgrades

Our integrated procurement and prefabrication solutions offer shipowners and operators a cost-effective, efficient, and risk-minimising approach to vessel modifications.

• Lower Risk – Preassembled, tested, and quality-checked components minimise project uncertainties.
• Faster Turnarounds – Ready-to-fit solutions reduce dry-dock time.
• Cost Control – Optimised procurement prevents delays and ensures accurate budgeting.
• Reliable Sourcing – A global supplier network provides high-quality, cost-effective materials.
• Efficient Execution – Our shipyard-experienced procurement team ensures smooth, error-free operations.
• Seamless Installation – Teams arrive on time, fully equipped, and ready to execute efficiently.

By combining procurement, logistics, and in-house prefabrication, GLO Marine provides turnkey solutions that support shipowners in their fleet modernisation efforts.

2024 in numbers: GLO Marine’s Procurement & Prefabrication achievements

Our Procurement & Prefabrication Department has delivered significant results in 2024, demonstrating the scale, efficiency, and expertise that define GLO Marine:

• 35+ turnkey projects contracted in 2024.
• 20 projects already successfully delivered.
• Materials and logistics arranged across 5 continents (Asia, Africa, Europe, South America, North America).
• Systems installed in 15 different countries worldwide.
• 20 km of marine-grade cables installed on various vessel types.
• 2,000 metres of piping and tubing systems prefabricated & installed.

Why choose GLO Marine for procurement & prefabrication?

Choosing a partner like GLO Marine means working with a team that understands the complexities of vessel upgrades and retrofits. Our integrated approach ensures that every aspect of a vessel modification project—from engineering and procurement to prefabrication and installation—is optimised for efficiency, compliance, and long-term reliability.

Get in touch with us today to discuss how we can support your next vessel upgrade project with our procurement and prefabrication expertise. Let’s keep your fleet ahead of the curve: retrofit@glo-marine.com, +40 746 211 055.