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We would like you to understand what it is we do here at Oynetec, and as Africa’s trusted domain awareness provider, we want to ensure you have the right information for informed decision-making.
See some of our frequently asked questions below.
We work with clients to understand their operational requirements and provide technical solutions suited to their specific maritime environment.
Our work focuses on the supply, installation, integration, maintenance and technical support of maritime systems and associated technologies that contribute to safer, more efficient and reliable marine operations.
Our solutions are relevant to organisations responsible for or operating within ports, harbours and maritime environments.
These may include port authorities, harbour operations, maritime organisations, vessel traffic services, marine operators and other organisations requiring specialised maritime technology and technical support.
Project requirements differ between clients, which is why our approach begins with understanding the operational need before recommending a solution.
Yes, training is conducted in-house or by our product suppliers
Yes, depending on the existing infrastructure and project requirements.
Modernisation does not always mean replacing an entire system. A project may involve upgrading particular components, improving connectivity, introducing additional sensors, integrating previously separate systems or replacing equipment that has reached the end of its useful service life.
Yes. Maritime environments are not thee same and a solution that works for one port or facility may not automatically be suitable for another.
We therefore consider factors such as the client's operational requirements, existing infrastructure, system interfaces, environmental conditions and intended application before defining the technical solution tailored for your needs.
Our objective is to provide technology that addresses the actual operational requirement rather than simply supplying equipment.
Yes, Oynetec provides technical services associated with radar systems as part of its maritime technology offering. Depending on the project, this may involve installation, integration, inspection, maintenance, troubleshooting or technical support.
E-navigation is a detailed strategy or process created to ensure a cooperative flow of operations
between sea and shore. Effective e-navigation is essential to the safety of domains and the
greater marine environment.
Yes, we have done this for a few customers, where we offer a limited package
using only AIS as a configured sensor.
A Navigational Risk Assessment is a structured process used to identify and evaluate hazards that may affect the safe navigation of vessels within a port, harbour, channel or waterway.
The service is intended to help ports and maritime stakeholders identify navigational hazards, examine relevant vessel traffic and operational information, evaluate risk-control options and support informed decision-making.
At Oynetec, the proposed solution combines appropriate risk-assessment methods with relevant maritime data, technical knowledge and geospatial analysis to support informed decision-making.
At Oynetec we pride ourselves in bringing world class technologies and solutions to African shores.
Our technical approach considers the standards, recommendations, guidelines and good practices relevant to the particular system or project, from recognised international maritime organisations, industry bodies, equipment manufacturers and relevant national requirements.
The specific standards applicable to a project are determined by the technology, operational environment and contractual requirements involved.
We are a recognized maritime technology provider by IALA and a member of PMAESA, and have years of experience in providing maritime technologies and solutions to major maritime authorities in Southern Africa.
Potentially, yes.
The first step is normally to understand the existing system, equipment condition, technical documentation, compatibility and the nature of the support required.
Following an initial technical review, the appropriate scope of work can be determined.
This allows the team to establish what can be supported safely and effectively before undertaking modifications or maintenance.
Where included within the project or maintenance agreement, technical support can continue beyond installation and commissioning.
Ongoing support may include scheduled maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting, corrective maintenance and other agreed technical services.
Start with the operational challenge.
Tell us what you are trying to monitor, improve, integrate, maintain or resolve. We can then review the requirement and determine which technologies, technical services or solutions is best suited for your need.
