Offshore engineering design codes

Offshore engineering design codes are technical standards and guidelines used to ensure the safety, reliability, and efficiency of structures like oil rigs, wind turbines, and pipelines built in the ocean. These codes cover aspects such as materials, construction methods, and environmental conditions, providing engineers with best practices to prevent failures. They are developed by industry agencies and regulatory bodies based on scientific research, experience, and risk assessment. Following these codes helps protect workers, the environment, and investments by ensuring offshore structures can withstand harsh ocean conditions over their intended lifespan.