Freshwater tanks aboard Sea1 Sapphire were cleaned
Freshwater tanks aboard Sea1 Sapphire were cleaned
Freshwater tanks aboard Sea1 Sapphire were cleaned with Odin Gel during transit from Singapore to Australia.

Location:
On sea, between Singapore and Australia
Client:
Sea1 Offshore
Vessel:
Sea1 Sapphire
Type of work:
Freshwater tank cleaning with Odin Gel
From date:
April 2025
To date:
May 2025
Scope of Work
While transiting from Singapore to Australia, Nordic Green Products was tasked with cleaning multiple freshwater tanks aboard Sea1 Sapphire. The objective was to sanitize and prepare the tanks for reuse under hygienic conditions, ensuring full compliance with onboard water quality standards.
Execution
Prior to cleaning, all tanks were visually inspected to confirm structural condition and cleanliness level. Once cleared, Odin Gel was applied across internal tank surfaces and left to dwell to break down organic material and bacterial biofilm.
After the activation period, the gel was removed using a high-pressure washer, and tanks were fully drained and prepped for refilling.
Work was performed in pairs, and cleaning priorities were coordinated continuously with the ship’s crew to minimize operational disruption.
Products and Method
- Odin Gel – Biodegradable and HOCNF-approved cleaning gel for drinking water systems certified by the Norwegian Institute of Public Health for cleaning of fresh water systems.
- Spay application and high-pressure washing
- Effluent management in accordance with maritime protocols
- Onboard crew inspection confirmed acceptance after each tank
Result
All cleaned tanks were found to be in good condition and approved for operational use. Internal inspections by crew members after each completed tank confirmed that the cleaning met the ship’s hygiene and maintenance standards.
Typical Use Cases
This method is particularly suited for ships in transit, where time, space and effluent handling must be tightly managed. Ideal for vessels preparing for inspection, recommissioning, or scheduled tank maintenance during voyages