Seawork News

Britlift has delivered a heavy lift lattice lifting frame for a French equipment manufacturer.

Launched at Cannes International Boat Show, but of equal relevance to the commercial marine market, ZF’s new electronic control system TotalCommand facilitates vessel integration.

Babcock International Group and Hyundai Heavy Industries signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Republic of Korea.

Volvo Penta and Qamcom Group have formed a start-up targeted to help commercial marine vessels minimize emissions and maximize efficiency.

Individualised solutions for vessel system connectivity will be on offer at Seawork Connect.

A year ago an innovative new system called ScaffFloat was launched into the market, combining custom plastic floats with standard scaffold components.

Tallink shuttle vessel ‘Megastar’ will soon be plugging into the local grid for quiet and emission-free overnight layovers in the Estonian Port of Tallinn.

An electric boat that runs virtually endlessly on solar power - thats the dream thats been driving David and Alex Borton for the last 17 years.

An innovative new lifejacket has been designed with the day-to-day tasks and challenges facing offshore workers firmly in mind.

The AST Group (AST) and partner Goodchild Marine Services Ltd have successfully installed engine-monitoring and telemetry software solution iRAMs aboard the fifth pilot vessel for customer Briggs Group.

One of the major oil refineries in the port of Antwerp was looking for a boom that would have 2 years’ fabric guarantee and was able to withstand strong currents from inland…

Singapore-based shipbuilder Strategic Marine (S) Pte Ltd has delivered a pair of 27m CTVs to WEM Marine Ltd, a UK-based offshore support vessel provider.

Concrete Repairs Limited has been appointed by Dyer & Butler for the extensive refurbishment of the grade II listed Cleveland Bridge, located in the World Heritage Site of Bath, UK.

For coastal projects requiring design lives in the region of 120 years, stainless steel provides practical solution, says Seawork Connect Marine Civils exhibitor DYWIDAG.

Damen Shipyards Den Helder has returned the ‘HNLMS Snellius’ to the Royal Netherlands Navy (RNLN) following her midlife upgrade.

Innovative technology means that there are no barriers to measuring drone thickness.

Propulsion expertise has played a key part in the realisation of a fleet of pilot vessels.

Demand is growing for short and mid-term use marine hire equipment that doesn’t involve the costs and maintenance of brought equipment.

A free cloud platform has been launched to help boaters achieve optimum journey efficiency.