Seawork News

Canvey Island, UK-based Blyth Workcats made the official handover of its new 15m Survey Vessel, Egidora, to Kiel University at this years Seawork International.

A thought-provoking workshop entitled Can I Reduce My Vessel Operating Costs?’ was held as part of the Seawork Conference Programme this year. The workshop was jointly hosted by the MOVE and HEVIMA…

Netherlands-based Tideman Boats BV said its workboats are more durable than comparable vessels, as it demonstrated the first boat in its evolving Rigid Buoyancy Boat (RBB) range at Seawork 2017.

UK-based Delta Power Group launched its inshore 480 rescue RIB for independent lifeboat stations in the UK and Ireland at Seawork 2017.

David Ash of UK marine electronics dealer Mantsbrite has presented an ultrasonic wind sensor by LCJ Capteurs to Colin Anderson of Ships Electronic Services (SES) as part of SES’s comprehensive installation of…

Seawork International, Europe’s largest commercial marine and workboat exhibition, closed on 15th June and was hailed a resounding success. The event’s now almost expected warm, sunny weather saw over 630 exhibitors and…

Real time data stream technology developed by French buoy manufacturer Mobilis is now ready to be used offshore.

The PME Group has become the sole importer for MAN engines in the UK following an announcement at this year’s Seawork International.

UK-owned Cheetah Marine showcased its two most recent custom-built power catamarans at Seawork.

This was the first Seawork for control and monitoring expert, Reygar Marine Systems, and it unveiled its brand new workboat fleet management system developed to help maximise the operational effectiveness of fleets.

Global transmissions expert, Marine and Industrial Transmissions Ltd (MIT), has a brand-new look which it showed off at Seawork.

UK-based Actisense revealed three new products designed to improve efficiency for customers at Seawork 2017.

International safety specialist Survitec has won the Safety and Training Innovation Award at Seawork International 2017.

More than 7,500 maritime professionals are expected to attend Seawork International 2017 on its 20th anniversary to explore innovation in the commercial marine and workboat sector.

UK vessel builder Goodchild Marine has reported considerable interest at Seawork International in its fresh-out-of-build Liverpool pilot boat.