Seawork News

Seawork 2015 has closed its doors on its eighteenth year having been hailed a resounding success. With over 600 exhibitors and over 10,000 products and services on offer, international, national and local…

Mercator Media has announced a new, bigger and better home for its annual Seawork International event; Europe’s largest commercial marine and workboat exhibition and conference.

A new quick release off-load lifting hook has been introduced by H Henriksen of Norway at this year’s Seawork exhibition.

One of the many good news stories to come out of the first day at Seawork 2015 was from Grammer Nautic by Capital Seating, having secured new business from Redbay Boats, another…

CTruk Boats formally handed over the first MPC22 offshore wind farm service vessel (WFSV) built at its River Colne production facility, and it was named by new owner CWind at Seawork this…

The second day of Seawork International 2015 is underway. Today will see a number of live demonstrations in the Dive Tank on the quayside and various conference sessions on a range of…

The three-day conference running alongside this year’s Seawork International will see a range of panel discussions including ‘Windfarm Access Vessels: are Catamarans the right solution?’, chaired by John Haynes of Shock Mitigation.

For three days between Tuesday16th and Thursday 18th June Seawork International opens its doors to the public. Here are a few links and tips for both visitors and exhibitors to help plan…

Germany’s marine seating expert, Grammer Nautic, had its full range of dedicated commercial workboat seating on display at this year’s Seawork International.