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OUTLOOK POSITIVE FOR SEAWORK 2021 Diverse Marine (VB03, VB20, VB21) Isle of Wight, UK launched the BARTech30, Seacat ‘Columbia’ on Sunday 12 June at their Isle of Wight shipyard. This vessel was designed by renowned naval architects, BAR Technologies in partnership with design pioneers, Chartwell Marine Ltd. The BARTech30 has BAR Technologies own FOSS (foil optimised stability system) incorporated, ensuring vastly enhanced seakeeping in addition to ground-breaking fuel efficiency, with emissions 30% lower than conventional CTV designs.. The scheduled final build procedures have been interrupted so that the vessel can be officially launched at Seawork as it was decided that it was so important to show the industry this boat. Once launched, both Seacat ‘Columbia’ and Seacat ‘Cambria’ are set to work alongside Seacat’s existing Offshore Energy Support Vessels. The construction of this vessel involved many suppliers, who are also regular Seawork exhibitors including: SeaCat Services, Diverse Marine; High Speed Transfers Ltd; Aluminium Marine Consultants Ltd.
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SEAWORK EXHIBITORS (as at June 2022)
54 North Maritime Training A D Bird Stainless Ltd Aalco Metals ABB Limited Acta Marine Actisense ADEC Marine Limited Aero Tec Laboratories Ltd AIS Manuplas Aister Aluminium Shipyard Alamarin Jet Allsalt Maritime Home of Shoxs and Kinetix Almar Shipbuilding Industries Amaroq Diesel Outboards AMCO VEBA Marine Amgram Ltd AMI Marine A-Plan Commercial Marine Insurance Aqua Dock Aquaspec ArcelorMittal Sheet Piling Arch Henderson LLP ARES Shipyard Artemis Technologies ASAP Supplies ASL GRP Association of Diving Contractors UK & Ireland AST Applied Telematics Atlantas Marine Ltd Atlantic Work Boats Atlantis Marine Power AUTO-MASKIN AVO Marine Systems Ltd B Marshall Marine Babcock International Group BAE Systems Bailey Marine Baird Maritime/ Work Boat World Baltic Life Jackets Baltic Workboats Barrus Barrus Marine Equipment Bauer Kompressoren UK BCB International Ltd Bell Marine Berthon Boat Company BMT Boat Electrics and Electronics Ltd Boatchecks Boating Business BPX Electro Mechanical Briggs Marine Contractors Ltd Brimmond Group British Marine Britlift Ltd Bruntons Propellers Ltd Brunvoll Mar-El As Bukh Bulldog Boats Ltd Buoyant Works C A Clase UK Ltd Cadence Design Systems Caldaro AB Camarc Design Capital Seating Grammer Nautic CBE+ CECA - The Civil Engineering Contractors Association CEEP ALFA’R Connectors Cengar Limited Ceredi
OFFICIAL SHOW OPENING Seawork 2022 will be formally opened on Tuesday 21 June by Sarah Kenny, OBE, Chair of Maritime UK. An Honorary Officer of the Royal Naval Reserve, Kenny is passionate about sustainment of the UK maritime engineering and science skills base. Her commitment to UK engineering extends to significant time with STEM and D&I projects in the maritime field, many years on the board of the Society of Maritime Industries, and her role on the UK Department for Transports ‘Expert Panel’ building the ‘Maritime 2050’ strategy. Kenny joined BMT as CEO in August 2017, having previously held the position of Managing Director for the Maritime Land and Weapons business at QinetiQ. Her career has had a distinctly maritime flavour throughout, having held a variety of technical and business roles, starting out with the DEFRA agency CEFAS, prior to joining the Maritime business within the UK Defence Evaluation and Research Agency, which latterly became QinetiQ.
Sarah Kenny, OBE, Chair of Maritime UK, CEO BMT An Honorary Officer of the Royal Naval Reserve
DEBUT/LAUNCH NEWS
ARTEMIS EF-11 WORKBOAT Artemis Technologies (F52), the global leader in green maritime innovation, has launched to market the world’s first commercially viable 100% electric, high-speed foiling workboat range. Developed and built in Belfast, the zeroemission vessels are thåe greenest workboats on the planet and represent a £12 million investment in research and development. With a top speed of 34 knots and a range of 60 nautical miles at 25 knots cruise speed, the vessels produce incredible energy savings of up to 90% compared to conventional fossil fuel workboats. Powered by the revolutionary Artemis eFoiler ® propulsion system, the workboats fly silently above the water, ensuring an exceptionally comfortable gliding experience no matter the sea conditions and creating minimal wake, making them an ideal solution for traditionally busy waterways. Aimed specifically at the global workboat and crew transfer market, Artemis Technologies’ electric foiling workboat range ensures robustness and reliability that has been developed and tested on the world’s most advanced marine digital twin simulator located in Belfast.
The company, which currently employs 60 people, is developing a range of green transport solutions which it anticipates will create 1,000 jobs over the next decade. Artemis Technologies is a spin-off from the Artemis Racing team that competed in the America’s Cup of which its founder, two-time Olympic champion Dr Iain Percy OBE is a fourtime veteran.
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ECOCOAST AT SEAWORK | MARINE CIVILS
Marine Civils is one of Europe’s leading events dedicated to showcasing the latest equipment and solutions for challenging marine, coastal and civil engineering projects. Co-located with Seawork, Europe’s largest commercial marine exhibition, Marine Civils will run concurrently with the three days of Seawork, which is expected to see more than 7,700 attendees and 610 exhibitors from 70 plus countries. With a significant overlap in terms of content and business for companies involved in marine construction, Marine Civils and Seawork will provide attendees with an invaluable opportunity to explore key sectors of their industries and gain access to a wider network of relevant authorities. Ecocoast (G133) will be part of the Marine Civils chapter, and representatives Michael Sims, sales engineer for Bolina and Ecocoast, and Filip Stefanovic, Bolina’s regional general manager, will
be on hand to discuss and share insights about what the products and systems can bring to a multitude of projects. As the largest manufacturer of marine barriers in the world, Ecocoast ensure the highest quality and strength of barriers, backed by uncompromised engineering design. The company also ensures that customers have consistent technical support to ensure that the right barriers are selected and installed, in the right locations and for the best performance. Thanks to a heavy focus on Research & Development and collaboration with industry leaders in the design and testing phases, Ecocoast is able to deliver custom products to suit project, client and budget requirements. The ISO 9001:2015 certification validates all works and demonstrates conformity to the highest of quality standards.
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SEAWORK EXHIBITORS (as at June 2022)
Charity and Taylor Charles Brand Limited Charles Cleghorn Ltd Chartwell Marine Cheetah Marine International Ltd Chieftain Training Chiorino UK Ltd Chock Design UK CICES - Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors CJR Clements Engineering Ltd Clever Marine Services Ltd Coastlink Coda Octopus Com & Sens Commercial Rib Charter Ltd CompEx Certification Ltd Composite Inspection Part of the MInton Group Concrete Repairs Limited Cox Powertrain CSO Marine Group Cummins UK Cygnus Instruments Ltd Dacoma Damen Shipyards Darley H2NA David Clark Company Inc Dawson Boat Builders (Swiftcat) DEIF A/S Delta Marine Crewing Diverse Marine Dorian Marine Ltd du Pre Marine Dura Composites Durowipers Dynamic Load Monitoring Dynamic Marine Systems (DMS) Dynastart Starter Motors & Alternators Eberspacher UK Ltd Echandia Marine AB Ecocoast ELAFLEX LTD Empirbus ENAG Energy Solutions (UK) Ltd Engines Plus Ltd English Braids ERMA FIRST Esco Power SRL ESNA EST-Floattech European Diesel Services Ltd Everard Insurance Brokers Exalto Wiper Technologies Fender Innovations BV Fendercare Marine Fern Communications Ltd Fire Fighting Systems Fischer Panda UK Ltd FLIR Flow Marine Systems by Tradewinds Engineering Foreshore Technology Ltd Furuno UK Fusion Future Safety Ltd Garmin Europe Ltd GGR Group Glamox As Glo Marine Golden Arrow Marine Goodchild Marine Services Limited
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SEAWORK EXHIBITORS (as at June 2022)
Green Marine UK Ltd Greenport Greenport Cruise & Congress Europe GRP Solutions Ltd Guy Whitehouse Yacht Design H4 Marine Limited Halyard (M&I) Ltd HamiltonJet UK Ltd Hansson Pyrotech Harken Industrial Harland & Wolff Hatteland Hefring Marine Heila/Brimmond Helmsman Systems Ltd Hempel UK Ltd Hendy Power Henriksen Hercules Hydraulics Holyhead Marine Holyhead Towing Company Houdini Marine Windows Ltd HS. Marine HST Marine Humphree AB Hydromaster Propulsion Hydrosphere UK Ltd Hypro Marine Hythe Marine Services Hyundai Seasall Co Ltd I.M.E. Group Ltd IASME Consortium Icefish IIMS & MSA IMES International Incat Crowther Infosec Partners Inland & Coastal Marina Systems Ltd Intermarine Ltd Invicta Marine Ltd Island Ribs Island Ropes and Rigging Ltd Izmir Shipyard James Fisher Subtech Jetrac JFC Marine JM Coulam JoBird Jobs In Maritime Johnson Valves Jotron Jotun Paints (Europe) Ltd JPMA/Hoylake Sailing School Ltd Kahlenberg Kaymac Marine & Civil Engineering Ltd Keel Marine Ltd Kewatec AluBoat AB Kloeckner Metals UK Kohler Co. Power Systems Kort Propulsion Co Ltd KPM Marine Krueger Ltd Lalizas UK Landau Marine Laser Crystal Leemar Group Lifting Gear & Safety LTD Locate Supplies Loic Masson Longitude Consulting Engineers Loyd Shipyard
ELECTRIC COLLABORATION - RS BOATS AND CHEETAH MARINE JOIN FORCES British powerhouses RS Electric Boats (VA41) and Cheetah Marine International (VA40) are joining forces to develop a new generation of electric workboats. The companies, both based on the UK’s south coast (RS Electric Boats at Hamble Point, and Cheetah Marine at Ventnor, Isle of Wight), will be working together to accelerate the evolution of dependable electric boats for commercial, and leisure use. The exciting development starts with commercial applications. Initially electric workboats will be developed and delivered under a combination of the RS Electric Boats and Cheetah brands, with electric catamaran adventure boats to follow. The collaboration officially launches in June 2022 and both companies will be exhibiting sideby-side at Seawork. Together they aim to produce electric workboat catamarans suitable for a wide range of applications.
OFFSHORE CONTRACT HOOKED
Leading Norwegian geosciences company PGS has just taken delivery of 20 advanced tow hooks from Henriksen AS (D11) for use by its fleet of geo-seismic survey support vessels. The PGS workboats may be launched from any of the company’s six survey ships and are used to deploy and service seismic streamers being towed, deployed anywhere from Brazil and the North Sea to Norway and the Asia Pacific regions. The hooks are now playing an important part in enabling the boats to recover, tow and release the streamers while minimising risks to their crews.
The hooks have been designed by Henriksen AS to introduce a level of towing safety that is usually only available for much larger towing vessels such as tugs and offshore support vessels. The Henriksen towing hook is important because it features a quick release facility that can be activated by any crew member working on deck or in the wheelhouse. If a dangerous situation develops unexpectedly, a manual cable can be used to release the tow immediately, even while it is still under load.
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FENDER INNOVATIONS ACQUIRE NEW PARTNER
Fender Innovations (D7), manufacturers of lightweight fender systems, has completed the commercially important acquisition of new partner PolyMarine Service based in Vlaardingen, manufacturers of cast fender systems for slightly heavier workboats. Both companies will form part of the Fender Innovations Group.
Technical director of Fender Innovations, Koos Bijsterveld, expects the acquisition of PolyMarine Service to lead to further growth in production, “As a result of the acquisition, from now on we will be able to offer our international customer base a much wider range of innovative fender systems. The products from the two companies complement each other perfectly.”
COX MARINE EXPANDS INTO NEW MARKETS
Poland and Finland beckon as distribution for the CXO300 diesel outboard continues to grow. Cox Marine (VA30, VA31) has expanded the distribution of its CXO300 300hp diesel outboard engine, building on its established presence throughout the key Northern Europe and Baltic regions. Customers and OEMs in the new markets will receive specialist support from Cox Marine’s current Swedish distributor Diesel Power AB, after
the Kungsbacka-based company strengthened the partnership by extending its reach into the additional countries and enhancing its dedicated Cox engine sales team. To back the expansion, Diesel Power has also recruited Mats Hallberg as its Export Sales Manager for Cox Marine. With responsibility for all the company’s territories, Mats brings extensive experience of working with leading OEMs, including YANMAR Marine, to his new position.
SEAWORK EXHIBITORS (as at June 2022)
Luminell Macduff Ship Design Ltd Mainprize Offshore Ltd Mainstay Marine Solutions Malin Workboats Manor Marine Manor Renewable Energy Mantsbrite Limited Maretron - Vessel Monitoring and Control Systems Marfle Marina Industry Marine Components International Ltd Marine Energy Systems Marine Fire Safety Marine Jet Power Marine Specialised Technology Group Marine Travel Marine Ventures Ltd Marinelec Technologies Maritime and Coastguard Agency Maritime Craft Services (Clyde) Ltd Maritime Journal Maritime UK Maritime Volunteer Service Marpro Marsun Public Company Limited Mastervolt MAXSURF Integrated Naval Architecture Software MB Air Systems Ltd Melba Swintex Mercator Media Mermaid Marine Metrix Advanced Technologies Ltd MGDUFF International Ltd Millstock Stainless Limited MIT MJR Power & Automation ML Power Systems MMG Welding Ltd - Compact Gangway Systems MMS MOD Boats Team Moffatt & Nichol Moteurs Baudouin Multi-Mover UK Murlac Naiad Dynamics National Coastwatch Institution National Maritime Training Centre Natural Cement Nauplius Workboats Navionics Navitron Systems Ltd Neander Motors Neptune Marine NORCO Composites & GRP Norcom Technology Limited Norsap Norwest Marine Ltd O Rings Limited Ocean Footprint Limited Ocean Safety Ocean Signal Offshore Turbine Services ORCA - Pennel & Flipo ORCA Crew Services B.V. Orcades Marine Oscar Navigation OXE
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SEAWORK EXHIBITORS (as at June 2022)
P&D Marine Services P&D Trailers Parker PDL Marine Penguin International Limited Penzance Dry Dock Perfect Bore Manufacturing Petersen Stainless Rigging PIRIOU Plymouth Marine Offer PME Power Systems Group Poly Marine Fender Systems BV (Part of The Fender Innovations Group) Pontoon and Dock Company/ P&D Environmental Port Strategy Portmere Rubber Ltd Ports of Scotland Yearbook Praxis Automation Technology Precision Products (UK) Limited Primary Networks Professional Diving Academy Propex Propspeed Propulsion & Future Fuels Proteum PSP Worldwide Logistics QS Seamaster Quick Nautical Equipment Ltd R & D Marine Ltd R.W Fernstrum & Company Rafnar UK Limited Ram Reman Hydraulics Ravestein Raymarine Reelmasters Reintjes UK Ltd Reygar RG Seasight Fenders Ribcraft Righton Blackburns RMCS – Marina & Holiday Park Solutions Robosys Automation Robust Boats Ltd Rolls-Royce Solutions UK Ltd Rotec Hydraulics Ltd Roxtec RS Electric Boats Rupert Ribs Sacre Davey Engineering Inc Saderet Ltd Safehaven Marine Ltd Scania Power Solutions Schneider Electric Scot Seat KPM Marine Sea Machines Sea Recovery Sea Sure Ltd & SHOCK-WBV Ltd Seaglaze Marine Windows Ltd SEAIR Seakeeper SEA-KIT International Seaplant SeaRegs Training SeaSafe Systems Ltd
PEOPLE MOVEMENTS
FISCHER PANDA UK LTD ACCELERATES AMBITIOUS GROWTH WITH NEW RECRUITS Onboard for continued growth
Accelerating ambitious growth
Fischer Panda UK Ltd (Q2) is accelerating its ambitious growth plans in the marine business after recruiting both Louise Sims to the new position of Commercial Manager and experienced marine industry executive Craig Gutteridge, as the company’s new Marine Sales Manager. Louise said, “It’s a pleasure to be onboard with Fischer Panda UK, which is highly regarded and established within its respective industries. I look forward to making a difference to marine sales
and other areas of the company.” Craig commented, “Fischer Panda UK already has a solid foundation in the UK and I look forward to expanding these currents opportunities, but also developing new business interests in submarkets by offering our entire integrated solutions. Trade shows are great networking events and I am excited to introduce myself to the British Marine industry and establish new relationships at Seawork.”
CHANGES AT VOLVO PENTA
NEW BUSINESS DIRECTOR AT BMT
Securing speed and execution
A track record of business transformation and growth in transport, infrastructure, environment, government and defence has landed a plum role as new Regional Business Director for Graeme Nayler. His appointment as Asia Pacific Regional Business Director for BMT (F47) comes as the company is set to make significant investments across the Asia Pacific market, expanding its presence in the region.
Driving investment to gain significant traction
Lennart Börjesson joins Volvo Penta (B9, VB22) as a new member of its Executive Management Group. As of 1 September, Lennart Börjesson will take up the position of Senior Vice President Planning, Purchasing & Product and Solution Development, replacing Peter Granqvist who will lead Volvo Group’s electromobility technology developments as Senior Vice President Volvo Group Electromobility Technology.
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TRIPLE DOCKING WITH THE SEA CADETS AT TRAFALGAR SHIPYARD Trafalgar Shipyard (C79), based on the former Vosper Thornycroft site at Trafalgar Wharf, Portchester, UK has a fully refurbished Syncrolift, or `Shiplift’ built by Pearson Engineering Company Inc. Cer[1]tified to lift 877 tonnes, it easily lifts vessels up to 60m metres LOA x 13,5m Beam and 4.5m draught.
The Mechanical Lift-Dock will hoist out most large vessels ready for repairs, repainting and maintenance. The Shiplift uses a moveable rail system enabling dry docking of multiple yachts on the wide, level hardstanding, giving full all-round access for cleaning, maintenance and painting.
DIVERSE MARINE ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT WITH NAUTICUS ROBOTICS Diverse Marine (VB03, VB20, VB21) Isle of Wight, will construct the initial production run of the Hydronaut for the Nauticus Fleet, a robotic navy with 20 Hydronaut vessels. The announcement follows 18 months of close collaboration between Diverse Marine and Nauticus, a Houston-area developer of offshore subsea and surface robots and autonomy software, to bring the project to fruition. Diverse Marine has the infrastructure and partnerships to build Hydronauts worldwide, including Jones Act compliant builds with its USA-based shipyard partners. “We are delighted to have signed an agreement with Nauticus for the development and construction of Hydronaut for the Nauticus Fleet,” said Ben Colman, Director of Diverse Marine. “This is an exciting milestone in the development of our business and the start of a productive relationship with Nauticus.” The 18m vessel’s primary objective is to support the launch, recovery and real time operations of Aquanaut, its undersea robotic counterpart. Hydronaut ferries Aquanaut to and from the
worksite and supports battery recharges as well as the communications link from the local remote operations centre for supervised autonomous operations. Nauticus’ global remote operations centre provides additional technical and operational support.
SEAWORK EXHIBITORS (as at June 2022)
Seaward - The Boat Development Co Seawork Seawork Asia Selene Marine Semmco Life Systems Servogear SES Shawbrook Bank Shearwater Marine Services/ Professional Diving Academy Ship Shape IMO Shockwave Seats Simplex Engineering Group Simrad Sittab AB Sleipner Smartfishing UK SMG - Marine Electronics Distribution SMG Europe LTD Society of Maritime Industries Sola-Cure Solberg Advanced Crankcase Ventilation Systems Sonic Tools Sonihull Southampton Engineering Training Association Limited (SETA) Southampton Freight Services Southern Ropes Specialised Inflatable Technology Limited Spinlock Ltd Star International Ltd Stone Marine Propulsion Ltd Stone Marine Propulsion NGC Ltd Stormer Marine Strategic Marine (S) Pte Ltd Stream Marine Submarine Manufacturing & Products Ltd Submertec Suzuki GB PLC T.H.E. Plastic Piling Company Ltd Taylor Fuel Control Tecnoseal UK Ltd TEEKAY Couplings Teignbridge Propellers International Ltd Tetradock The Maritime Group (International) Limited The Motorship The Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA) The SMS Group Tideman Boats BV TMS Ltd TOPTUXEDO TOR Group International Torqeedo TPA Pontoons Trafalgar Shipyard Ltd Tritex NDT Thickness Gauges Typhoon International UK Defence & Security Exports (UK DSE) UK Docks Marine Services Ltd UKSA
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CONFERENCE & EVENTS PROGRAMME Tuesday 21 June
1000 Seawork Opening Ceremony, Golden Arrow Marine Restaurant, Opening ceremony for the 23rd edition of Seawork 1000 Get Set for Workboat 2050 Conference, Conference Room 1, Hydrogen and Clean Growth opportunities - is there a place for hydrogen in the decarbonisation roadmap for the workboat sector? 1000 CECA Sector Group Meeting, Conference Room 2, Sector Group Meeting for CECA Flood & Marine Group (CECA members only) including a networking lunch. 1130 MoD Procurement Programme & DIT Update, Conference Room 1, MoD Procurement plans for the following 12 months followed by an overview or the DIT and how they can help you. 1245 CECA - Infrastructure Associated with the Marine Environment, Conference Room 2, This session will deliver speaker presentations + a panel discussion representing Freeports (Solent Freeport), investment, and development in the region. This session will be open to both member and non-members. 1500 ORE Catapult, Conference Room 2, ORE Catapult & European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) Ltd 1500 Workboat Association Drinks reception, Workboat Pavilion (C105), The Workboat Association will be hosting a drinks reception to celebrate the Workboat Pavilion being back together 1800 The Seawork European Commercial Marine Awards (ECMAs), Golden Arrow Marine Restaurant, The European Commercial Marine Awards (ECMAs), incorporating the Innovations Showcase Category Awards, attracts entries from across Europe, recognises the depth of excellence in commercial marine and celebrates the outstanding individuals and innovative companies that comprise this vibrant and productive industry sector.
Wednesday 22 June
0900 Commercial Marine Conference - Uncrewed Surface Vessels (USV’s), Conference Room 1, USV’s Growing Role in the Commercial Marine Market. Paid delegate attendance. 1000 CECA - Sector Group Meeting for CECA Environment Group, Conference Room 2, Sector Group Meeting for CECA Environment Group (CECA members only) including a networking lunch. 1245 CECA - Responding to the Climate Challenge, Conference Room 2, This session will deliver speaker presentations and a panel discussion representing HVO Fuels and Low Carbon Concrete and innovation within the civils marine environment. 1400 Workboat Association Safety Forum in partnership with the British Tug owners Association, Conference Room 1, Join the British Tugowners Association and the Workboat Association to discuss and learn more about MOB Recovery. Having 8 | SHOWNEWS Summer 2022
drafted an industry guidance document on MOB Recovery the associations invite all Seawork attendees, especially anyone with MOB expert knowledge, or user/purchase experience of equipment. 1500 SMI Members drinks reception, SMI Shipyard Pavilion, Welcoming members old and new for a catch up drinks reception 1500 Yacht Brokers, Designers & Surveyors Association (YBDSA), Conference Room 2, Small craft surveyor’s forum 1600 Women in Marine Industry, Maritime Journal VIP Lounge, Join our inspirational speakers as they share their stories, their challenges, and their achievements. The event offers women in the commercial marine industry an opportunity to share career experiences and know-how, renew and expand networks, and hear about key industry developments. 1600 MCA New Workboat Code Update, Conference Room 1, An insight into the development of the Codes of Practice for Small Commercial Vessels. 1700 Cardboard Boat Regatta, Seawork Marina, The Cardboard Boat Regatta, sponsored by Knighthood Marine & Allsalt Maritime - Home of Shoxs and Kinetix, returns for 2022. This years’ theme will be “Great Navigators,” to honour the discovery of Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance earlier this year.
Thursday 23 June
0900 Maritime UK June networking meeting, Conference Room 2, All Seawork attendees are welcome to join Maritime UK for their June breakfast networking meeting in Conference Room 2. Hear all the latest from Stuart Baker, MD at Maritime UK. 0900 Commercial Marine Conference Hybrid & Electric Propulsion, Conference Room 1, Conference Real World Implementation of Hybrid & Electric Propulsion Solutions. Paid delegate attendance. 1030 Maritime Training & Careers Day, Seawork, Seawork is delighted to be working with Maritime UK and the Solent LEP to deliver a programme focussing on careers in the commercial marine industry at Seawork 2022. 1400 Port decarbonisation and smart energy solutions for ports; case study PESO, Conference Room 1, This workshop will discuss the issues surrounding port decarbonisation and present the Port of Portsmouth as a case study for combining renewable generating capacity with innovative energy storage solutions and advanced energy management systems.
DEMONSTRATIONS & ANNOUNCEMENTS Tuesday 21 June
1030 Brimmond, Q78, Heila Marine Cranes 1100 Volvo Penta, B9, Demonstration MHO-Co vessel 1100 Berthon, VA32, Neander engines 1130 Ocean Safety, B45, Ocean SOLAS Ellipse Liferaft 1200 Sea Sure and SHOCK-WBV, G75, SHOCK-WBV L SERIES suspension seat
1230 Reygar, B59,BareBOAT ‘seatrial’ monitoring soln 1300 Hefring Marine, F5, Digital helm 1300 P&D Marine Services, Seawork Marina, P&D Waste Rover 1330 Goodchild Marine, VA51, ORC 9 Boat Contract 1400 HST, Q27, HST Ella 1430 Boatchecks, E161, Boatchecks Demonstration - MHO vessel 1500 SeaMachines, Q62, Remote command from stand Q62 of autonomous vessel in US waters 1530 Izmir Shipyard, VA39, 1Z 865 HDPE 1600 Norcom Technology, E145, SeaTrak Thames AIS compliant 1630 Manor Marine, Q43, Embargoed announcement 1630 British Marine, C39, British Marine Meet & Greet to all Small business stands
Wednesday 22 June 1000 Simplex Engineering, D55, Delta-Xero - nano filtration technology 1030 Amco Veba Marine, Q54, Hyva 40 TM family model addition to new generation line 1100 RS Electric Boats, VA41, Partnership agreement with Cheetah Marine 1100 Proteum, B5, Demonstration - OXE Diesel outboard 1100 Volvo Penta, B9, Demonstration MHO-Co vessel 1130 Goodchild Marine, D47, Briggs Marine Contract Announcement 1200 Oscar Navigation, D19, OSCAR Sentry 1230 Rupert Ribs, VB04, Rupert Ribs 1300 Zelim, VB02, Zelim: Swift Rescue Conveyor 1330 SMG, B67, Launch of the Shakespeare Dorsal Aerial 1330 Ultraguard Antifouling, E163, Demonstration - Ultraguard Antifouling 1400 Watermota, A27, Doosan Tier III marine engines 1430 Landau, E51, Launch of new blast and spray facility 1500 Volvo Penta, B9, Demonstration MHO-Co vessel 1500 Society of Maritime Industries, SMI Shipyard Pavilion, SMI Members drinks reception 1500 Artemis, F52, 11m foiling workboat 1500 Volvo Penta, B9, Demonstration MHO-Co vessel 1530 Selene Marine, E133, Marine software fleet management
Thursday 23 June
1030 Goodchild Marine, D47, Embargoed announcement 1100 Dacoma, VB05, Demonstration of the Airkeel vessel stabiliser 1100 Volvo Penta, B9, Demonstration MHO-Co vessel 1130 Propspeed, A25, Demonstration Corrosion Protection 1500 Volvo Penta, B9, Demonstration MHO-Co vessel
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The European Commercial Marine Awards (ECMAs), incorporating the Innovations Showcase Category Awards, attracts entries from across Europe, recognises the depth of excellence in commercial marine and celebrates the outstanding individuals and innovative companies that comprise this vibrant and productive industry sector. The awards will take place on the opening evening of Seawork and Marine Civils - Tuesday 21 June 2022. The ceremony is held on site at Seawork in the spectacular waterfront Golden Arrow Marine restaurant, overlooking the Seawork Marina in Mayflower Park. Following welcoming drinks and canapes, the first part of the evening will see the presentation of the coveted Innovations Showcase Awards. The second part of the evening celebrates the European Commercial Marine Awards themselves, with the presentation of six awards. The Young Person’s Development Award offering young people, from 16 – 25 years of age who are currently studying to work or begin a career in the Maritime Industry, an opportunity to achieve industry recognition and a bursary to help further their career. Mercator Media is offering a bursary worth up to £850 (or equivalent value in relevant currency) to help one young maritime student, apprentice or trainee further advance their career.
Lifetime Achievement Award is presented to an individual operating within the commercial marine and workboat sector, who throughout their career has shown outstanding work and focus. Marine Civils Best Project Award is presented to a company or organisation operating within the commercial marine and workboat sector, for challenges in marine civils or vessel operations. Submissions for this award could include any marine civil engineering project, from refurbishment and improvement to new build of jetty extensions, breakwaters, port & harbour development and maintenance, dredging, coastline and estuaries, including beach re profiling and replenishment, coastal flooding and sea level rise, offshore structures, underwater construction, drilling and piling, bridge inspection and repair amongst others. New for 2022 - Green Technology Award This new award will go to the best new item of equipment, service or consumable to assist businesses in this endeavour.
Maritime Sustainability Award is awarded to a company or organisation operating within the commercial marine and workboat sector, which demonstrates outstanding focus in its environmental and sustainability efforts. Maritime Professional of the Year Award celebrates exemplary individuals within the commercial maritime sector. The ECM awards jury makes the final decision from nominations received.
The Innovations Showcase, as part of the European Commercial Marine Awards (ECMAs) provides visitors with the opportunity to see the latest in equipment, services, projects and vessels that have been introduced to the Commercial Marine market since the last live Seawork event. Located in a prominent area in Hall 4 at Seawork, the Innovations Showcase is judged in various categories, with the winner receiving an Award and Certificate of Commendation. One overall category winner will then be presented with the coveted “Spirit of Innovation” trophy. The high level of innovation and cutting edge technology is a must see for all visitors and exhibitors at Seawork and each entry will be seen by a huge amount of companies and marine professionals.
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First introduced in 2018, Speed@Seawork is returning to Cowes Yacht Haven on the Isle of Wight, UK with the Sea Trials being held on Monday 20 June 2022. Speed@Seawork is the latest sectorspecific feature of Seawork featuring fast vessels operating at high speed for security interventions and Search And Rescue that are a significant specialist sector of the commercial marine business. Speed@Seawork turns the spotlight on the sector, as operating demands increase, new solutions for propulsion, navigation, communications and care of the crew will be needed and delegates will benefit from discussions throughout the day, including topics such as Future Fit Procurement and Refit, People and Procurement. Pertinent key note speeches from Procurement and MOD personnel, with the first presentations made over breakfast sponsored by OSI Maritime, followed by on the water vessel demonstrations throughout the day, a conference lunch sponsored by BAE Systems and return journey drinks and canapes sponsored by Ocean Safety Ltd form the day at Speed@Seawork. Speakers include: Commander Francis Griffiths, Royal Navy Develop Directorate SO1 Platform, Capability Sponsor Phil Gittins, DE&S Ships - Boats Team Leader John Haynes, MD NEXT GEN Marine
Speed@Seawork – Fast vessels of the commercial marine business
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OPPORTUNITIES WITH THE UK MOD AND DIT The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) and the UK Department of International Trade (DIT) will take existing and potential sector suppliers through the opportunities available through the domestic procurement program and international business.
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A new USV design that focuses on hydrography and environmental data collection will be revealed at Seawork by SEA-KIT International (F115), a leading provider of low-carbon USV (uncrewed surface vessel) solutions in active operation across the globe. The SEA-KIT H-class USV, with its retractable gondola and dual sensor deployment options, is a highly configurable design based on a wealth of operational data and feedback collected from the company’s established X-class USVs. Several of these 12m vessels are currently operational in the Indian Ocean, North Sea, Red Sea and the Pacific. Featuring a composite hull for higher transit speeds, giving it greater range and endurance as well as active stabilisers to minimise roll, the new design has 12m and 15m variants, with the 12m version transportable in a standard shipping container for rapid, low-cost deployment. Both variants can be davit launched. SEA-KIT’s H-class USV is designed to MCA Category 0 for extended, over-the-horizon capability and will hold Unmanned Marine Systems (UMS) certification from Lloyd’s Register as well as Lloyd’s Register approval for design and hull construction.
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VESSELS ON THE WATER Amaroq Diesel Outboards..................VA5 Amaroq Diesel Outboards..................VA6 Barrus.........................................................VA14 Barrus.........................................................VA15 Berthon Boat Company.................... VA32 Berthon Boat Company.................... VA33 Berthon Boat Company.................... VA34 Briggs Marine........................................ VA28 Bulldog Boats Ltd............................... VB16 Cheetah Marine International Ltd.................................. VA40 Commercial Rib Charter................. LVB01 Cox Powertrain..................................... VA30 Damen Shipyards................................ VC01 Diverse Marine......................................VB03 Diverse Marine...................................... VB21 Furuno - Sakana...................................VB09 Goodchild Marine Services Limited...................................VA51 Workfloat................................................ VA56 Izmir Shipyard....................................... VA39 Leemar Group........................................VA16 Leemar Group....................................... VA27 Marine Specialised Technology Group................................VA17 Narwhal Inflatable Craft................... VA11 Neander Motors................................... VA35 Penguin International Limited....... VB23 Proteum................................................... VA22 R S Electric Boats.................................VA41
Rupert Ribs.............................................VB04 Safehaven Marine...................................VB3 SEAir.......................................................... VA36 Seaward - The Boat Development Co..................................... VA7 Simrad & C-Map................................... VB32 SMG - Marine Electronics Distribution............................................. VA38 Star International................................. VA10 Stormer Marine.....................................VB06 Suzuki GB PLC....................................... VA20 Suzuki GB PLC - Island Ribs.............VA18 Suzuki GB PLC - JM Coulam........... VA26 Suzuki GB PLC - Ribcraft...................VA19 Suzuki GB PLC Smartfishing UK....................................VA21 Suzuki GB PLC Ultimate Boats...................................... VA23 Suzuki GB PLC Ultimate Boats...................................... VA24 Suzuki GB PLC Ultimate Boats...................................... VA25 Tideman Boats BV..................................VA4 TPA Pontoons........................................ VA58 Volvo Penta............................................ VB22 Wardle Marine Services Ltd.............. VA1 Robust Boats Ltd....................................VA3 Zelim.........................................................VB02 Zodiac Milpro UK................................. VA42
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MHO-CO HYBRID VESSEL ‘ASGARD’ UNVEILED AT SEAWORK MHO-Co’s new crew transfer vessel (CTV) (VB22) will be demonstrating the novel technology onboard, diesel-electric operation, low fuel consumption Dynamic Positioning System-mode and new Human Machine Interface (HMI). Two leaders in marine electrification, Volvo Penta (B9), and Danfoss’ Editron division, have worked together to power two of the UK’s first fully integrated hybrid electric crew transfer vessels (CTVs). The new hybrid vessels have been in operation at an offshore wind farm for a month and are already making a positive environmental impact; delivering an impressive 20% emission savings and flexible transport. MHO Asgard and MHO Apollo have ferried over 50 workers and numerous supplies to the Hornsea Two offshore wind farm, which is located approximately 89km (55.3 miles) off the Yorkshire coast. A recent announcement from COP26 was the promise of £160 million in new funding to support the building of floating offshore wind farms in Scotland and Wales. Although this is a significant win in the UK
Maritime Training & Careers Day on Thursday 23 June, the third day of Seawork, is aimed at students aged 16-19 years. Working with Maritime UK and the Solent LEP, Seawork is hosting a programme of presentations, competitions, quizzes and job vacancies all designed to engage and deliver. The multiplicity of opportunities available in the Commercial Marine world will be a surprise to some and a magnet for those looking for deeply absorbing and rewarding roles (or even a change of career direction). This attractive, multifaceted sector is looking to attract trainees and graduates. Seawork exhibitors will show the huge scope of roles in the industry both on-thewater and shore-based, the opportunities and schemes and assistance available for those with or without qualifications. Philip Hoar, Maritime Apprenticeship and Development Coordinator at UKSA, will present UKSA’s apprenticeship schemes including the UKSA Level 3 Workboat Crew Member Apprenticeship and Level 2 Port Operative programme designed to give the apprentice all the skills, knowledge and behaviours to work on a wide variety of specialist vessels. Anyone aged 18 or over can apply, and there is no upper age limit. Based at Solent LEP in Portsmouth, Lorna Wagner, Programme Manager (Careers and Outreach), leads the careers activity at Maritime UK, working with employers and educators to promote the many exciting opportunities in the sector. She will speak
government’s commitment to quadruple offshore wind farm capacity to 40 gigawatts by 2030, it also means that more CTVs will be needed to deliver supplies and
transport workers to the offshore sites and so reinforcing efforts such as the Global Offshore Wind Alliance and other such creditable initiatives to come out of COP26.
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on the activities and supporting resources, sharing best practice from around the regions. Speakers from SeaBot Group, BAM Nuttall, Volker Stevin, MacDuff Ship Design and Jackson Civil Engineering will also share their knowledge and experiences. There is a complementary programme of exhibitor presentations every 15 minutes, and a quiz with 5 questions to ask 10 -15
participating exhibitors, covering entry level into the organisation, apprenticeships, graduate schemes and employment. A competition for students to take a photograph at the event for use on social media will see the best winning a day of immersive work experience for the individual student and a workplace visit for their class.
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SEAWORK EXHIBITORS (as at June 2022)
Ullman Dynamics #Ullmanseats Ultimate Boats Ultraguard Antifouling Ultramag Inspection Services Ltd Universal Turbos Uzmar Shipbuilding Ind & Trade Inc Vera Navis Ship Design VERSADOCK Vestdavit AS VIKING Life-Saving Equipment Viking Maritime Group Village Marine Volvo Penta Vulcan Offshore VULKAN Industries Ltd Walcon Marine Ltd Wallaby Boats GmbH Wardle Marine Services Ltd Warsash Maritime School Solent University WASSP WaterMota Ltd Webasto Weka Marine B.V Whaly Boats Wheelyboat Trust Whisper Power Wight Shipyard Co William Hackett Chain Products Limited Williams Shipping Ltd Wills Ridley Ltd Windcat Workboats Workboat Association WorkFloat World Fishing Yamaha Motor UK Ltd YDSA & ABYA Zelim ZF Services UK Ltd Zipwake Zodiac Milpro UK Zwanny Ltd
WOMEN IN MARINE INDUSTRY Seawork’s Women in Marine Industry (WiMI) event returns in person for Seawork 2022. Sponsored by Barton Marine and Barrus, come and join us on Wednesday 22 June at 1600 at the Maritime Journal VIP Lounge. This year we’re delighted to welcome speakers Chrissie Clarke and Becky Walford. Chrissie is an innovative and strategic equality, diversity & inclusion disruptor who has a drive and passion for creating and delivering strategies and programmes to level the playing field for all. Becky will take us ‘From Farming to Port Ops’. 25 years in marine and 12 in the public sector has given Becky a rare insight into succeeding against the odds. The event offers women in the commercial marine industry an opportunity to share career experiences and know-how, hear about key industry developments, and share a convivial glass or two whilst renewing and expanding networks.
Chrissie Clarke, Head of Diversity & Operations and Secretary to the Maritime Skills Commission at Maritime UK
Becky Walford, Port Safety for Queen’s Harbour Master - Ministry of Defence
REEL MASTERS OFFERS EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT Reel Masters is a new fishing festival coming to Weymouth September 30th – October 2nd 2022. Reel Masters has something for everyone – from the professional to special programmes for kids.
Reel Masters is offering early bird ticket prices until the end of June. For more information or to buy tickets visit: www.reelmastersshow.com
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