Personnel Preferences

01 May 2005

’We had such a great show in 2004, we’re coming back for the second year running!’ So says Lynne Burch, managing director of Seamariner Ltd, the only marine recruitment company exhibiting at Seawork 2005. Specialising in the recruitment and placement of professional seafarers of all disciplines, Seamariner is the UK’s premier<$>marine recruitment specialists for shipping companies worldwide. 

Have a Blast On the Quayside

01 May 2005

XLentcleaning journeys from Canterbury UK to Seawork, where it will be giving demonstrations of its Farrow System method of removing surface coatings on the quayside. XLentcleaning is a licensed operator of the Farrow System, which enables the removal of protective coatings such as marine anti-fouling from fibreglass without damaging the gel coat. The system is extremely fast and can clean a 30’ GRP vessel in less than three hours without the need for removal of fixtures and fittings. 

SCOUT Marks Sonardyne&#x2019;s Seawork Debut

01 May 2005

Sonardyne International will be presenting its latest SCOUT Ultra-Short BaseLine (USBL) acoustic tracking system on Stand 16 at the Seawork 2005 International exhibition next month. 

Stauff Sticks with Seawork for Teflon Launch

01 May 2005

Stroud based Stauff UK, returning to Seawork for a fourth successive year, has chosen the exhibition as a launch pad for three new additions to their range of hydraulic pipework and accessories. Stauff will be deploying their all new mobile presentation unit, custom<$>designed around a 6m trailer, which will serve exhibitions such as Seawork, seminars and training sessions.