Seawork Show News Summer 2023

MINISTER GHANI TO OPEN SEAWORK 2023

Nusrat Ghani, Minister of State at His Majesty’s  Government’s Department for Business and Trade is to open Seawork 2023, Europe’s largest on-water commercial marine and workboat exhibition.

Located in Southampton UK’s Mayflower Park, Seawork is the meeting place for the commercial marine and workboat sector. The Minister will give a key note speech to visitors and exhibitors, followed by a tour of Seawork and Marine Civils.

This will be Ms Ghani’s third visit to Seawork, having opened the exhibition in 2018 and 2019.  Seawork is a proven platform to build business networks with an international audience of visitors.

Nusrat Ghani was appointed Minister of State at the newly created Department for Business and Trade and as the Minister of State responsible for the Investment Security Unit at the Cabinet Office on 7 February 2023.

She was previously Minister of State at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy from 27 October 2022 to 7 February

2023, and Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department for Transport from January 2018 to February 2020.

The Investment Security Unit moved from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy to the Cabinet Office in February 2023. Minister Ghani continues to be responsible for the Unit which is responsible for identifying, addressing and mitigating national security risks to the UK arising when a person gains control of a qualifying asset or qualifying entity as set out in the National Security and Investment Act.

JOIN THE CELEBRATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL MARINE AT THE ECMAS

Your chance to join the party as a limited number of tickets are released for this exclusive opportunity to meet and network with key people in the commercial marine sector.

The prestigious European Commercial Marine Awards (ECMAs), incorporating the Innovations Showcase Awards and sponsored by Siemens Financial Services, celebrate the outstanding individuals and innovative companies that comprise this vibrant and productive industry sector. Judged by a panel of industry experts, the ECMAs are presented at an awards evening on the opening day of Seawork. The Innovations Showcase overall winner receives the coveted ‘Spirit of Innovation Award’.

Following welcome 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. The awards, sponsored by Siemens Financial Services, will take place on the opening evening of Seawork and Marine Civils - Tuesday 13 June 2023, 1730 – 1930 on site at Seawork in the spectacular Waterfront restaurant, overlooking the Seawork Marina in Mayflower Park.

Lifetime Achievement Award

Celebrating an individual operating within the commercial marine and workboat sector, who throughout their career has shown outstanding work and focus.

Maritime Professional of the Year Award

Presented to an exemplary individual within the commercial maritime sector. The winner is voted by their peers.

The Young Person’s Development Award

Offers young people, from 16 – 25 years of age, who are currently studying for, or beginning, a career in the Maritime Industry, an opportunity to achieve industry recognition and a bursary to help further their career.

Maritime Sustainability Award

Awarded to a company or organisation operating within the commercial marine and workboat sector, that demonstrates outstanding focus in its environmental and sustainability efforts.

Marine Civils Best Project Award

Presented to a company or organisation operating within the commercial marine and workboat sector, for challenges in marine civils or vessel operations.

UNLOCKING SUSTAINABLE CONTRACTING IN OFFSHORE WIND

Seawork is pleased to welcome Iain Grainger in one of his first industry speaking engagements as CEO of the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA).

In ‘Unlocking sustainable contracting in offshore wind’, Iain will explore the challenges and solutions to the creation of sustainable conditions for the whole supply chain, as it aims to meet government ambitions on offshore wind.

Iain has over three decades of experience in offshore marine construction, with his early career at Brown & Root where he was engaged in the engineering and project management of major offshore projects. He then moved into commercial, strategy, and regional leadership roles with tier-one contractors, including Acergy, Subsea 7, and McDermott International. Iain was previously an IMCA Board

Member and joined IMCA as a full-time member of staff as Head of Energy Transition. Iain was announced as new CEO of IMCA on 2 May 2023 following the retirement of Allen Leatt.

The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) is a leading trade association representing the vast majority of contractors and the associated supply chain in the offshore marine construction industry worldwide.

IMCA members play a key role in the offshore oil & gas and renewable energy industries, principally through the engineering, procurement, construction, and installation of offshore wind farms and hydrocarbon production facilities, together with the ongoing life of field support and maintenance requirements of these assets.

IMCA is fully engaged in the energy transition for a sustainable and low carbon future.

Landau Marine wins NaxyX “Small Boats Support”

Landau is pleased to announce that the company has been awarded the “Small Boats Support” contract for NavyX, the UK Royal Navy’s Autonomy & Lethality Accelerator. Under the contract Landau will provide servicing and maintenance for Navy X’s MADFOX and APAC24 autonomous vessels.

As with all MOD contracts the tender process involved a significant amount of effort from the team to get the initial bid over the line;

with sales, engineering and operations all working together to complete the required documents. Feedback received on the tender response submitted was very positive with one of the evaluators commenting that they were “very impressed with the detail and quality of submission”.

As part of the initial scope of work MADFOX will be transported to Landau’s secure undercover facility in Marchwood,UK to undergo a refit this summer.

Seawork is pleased to Farra Marine is using Reygar’s BareFLEET vessel monitoring system to provide critical performance and vessel availability data to its growing customer base.

BareFLEET is up and running across the Dublin-based specialist operator’s entire operational fleet. Based on positive customer feedback, BareFLEET is also set for installation on seven more CTVs in build with the Penguin International shipyard in Singapore.

“Our ethos with the fleet is to monitor, identify, improve and reduce. BareFLEET has been key in enabling enhanced fuel efficiencies and improved passenger comfort across the board,” explained Martin Rice, Farra Marine CEO.

“We have been able to demonstrate the performance credentials of our ‘Windflex’ CTV design, backed up by real-time fuel consumption, engine load and motion data, to clients worldwide. Reygar’s system provides a level of transparency on how our vessels and crew perform that has supported us in building

trust and strengthening customer relationships. Of course, in some instances, passengers themselves make the call not to transfer on to the turbines. BareFLEET can still demonstrate that the vessel and crew fulfilled their remit in terms of vessel ability to transfer.”

Reygar’s technology provides comprehensive insight into fleet fuel use, emissions, machinery health, VMMS motion and navigational activity based on continuous on-board sensor measurements. By centrally collating performance data in one place, the system provides internal and external reporting efficiencies and enables effective, fleet-wide decision making.

Chris Huxley-Reynard, CEO of Reygar, explained: “Measurements and video from the system help companies like Farra Marine to meet customer expectations and contractual demands. Building trust with end user customers based on sharing accurate vessel performance data is one of the key benefits of BareFLEET.”

MONITOR, IDENTIFY, IMPROVE AND REDUCE

WIND POWER TO GIVE 15% IMPROVEMENT OVER CURRENT FLEET

Innovative marine engineering consultancy, BAR Technologies, and naval architects, Deltamarin, are to lead the way in wind propulsion innovation with new build design, Aframax/LRII.

The announcement of this latest partnership comes off the back of previous collaboration on WindWings which, with saving of approximately 1.5 tonnes of fuel per wing per day, will debut on the Pyxis Ocean soon, fresh from being nominated for the Next Generation Ship Award at Nor-Shipping.

Above deck, there have been great strides in design that harnesses the potential of wind propulsion; the next frontier, recognised in this partnership, is to complement this with hull forms modified specifically to maximise wind power. With this new hull design, BAR Technologies and Delatmarin’s early predictions suggest that as much as 10 tonnes of fuel per day can be saved with an Aframax/ LRII hull and 4 WindWings using a North America/ Rotterdam roundtrip as an example.

RINA PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT WOMEN IN MARINE INDUSTRY AT SEAWORK

Catriona (Cat) Savage, the first female President of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA) will speak at Seawork at the Women In Marine Industry reception on Wednesday 14 June.

Cat, who is Technical Assurance and Capability Director at international multi-disciplinary engineering and design consultancy BMT, said of her appointment at the time, “RINA has an exciting future, with the foundations being built today in development of our digital tools and online presence for the benefit of all our members and the wider maritime community.

“Alongside this, I intend that my term as President will see an institution that leads the way in some of the most important issues facing the Maritime Industry worldwide, including:

• Diversity in our community and demonstrating

the breadth and depth of opportunity to the

next generation;

• Thought leadership in innovation, environment

and safety through our technical committees;

• Sharing knowledge and maintaining standards

and excellence.

“All of these contribute to the original purpose on which the institution was founded in 1860, to “advance the art and science of ship design” and this is as relevant today as it was then.”

Almost a year on, hear how RINA is stepping up to the challenge and Cat’s take on progress so far.

Cat joined RINA as a student at Southampton

University and has been a member for over 25 years, fulfilling roles within RINA including Chair of the Membership Committee, member of Council, and a Trustee. She is also Honorary Professor in the Mechanical Engineering Department at UCL (University College London).

One of the inspirational speakers at the SeaworkConnect virtual event, this is a chance to now meet Cat in person, and enjoy a glass of fizz while networking with fellow industry professionals.

SIGN UP TODAY

The 24th edition of Europe’s largest commercial marine and workboat exhibition, is a proven platform to build business networks.

Seawork delivers an international audience of visitors supported by our trusted partners.

Seawork is the meeting place for the commercial marine and workboat sector.

Speed@Seawork on Monday 12 June at the Royal Yacht Squadron in Cowes offers a sector specific event for fast vessels operating at high speed for security interventions and Search & Rescue.

Speed@Seawork

Sea Trials & Conference

The European Commercial Marine Awards

For more information visit: seawork.com contact: +44 1329 825 335 or email: info@seawork.com

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The Conference programme, chaired by industry experts, helps visitors to keep up to date with the latest challenges and emerging opportunities.

The Careers & Training Day on Thursday 15 June 2023 delivers a programme focused on careers in the commercial marine industry.

12,000m2 of undercover halls feature 500 exhibitors with over 70 vessels, floating plant and equipment on the quayside and pontoons.

(ECMAs) and Innovations Showcase.

Rebel Marine

Rebel Marine provide Commercial Charters and Modular Pontoon hire, operating a fleet of 15 Vessels from 4m workboats to 10m Multipurpose Catamarans as well as a Shallow water Crane Barge and extensive stock of Modular Work Pontoons

Aircat Vessels S.A.S.

Created to develop, promote, build and market the new generation of passenger vessels, AIRCAT VESSELS was founded by marine industry professionals. The AIRCAT ® series uses Surface Effect Ships (SES) technology for its AIR-cushioned CATamarans.

Iconsys

Offshore Marine Offshore Marine Limited training division specialises in the development of operatives new into the marine and renewables sector. Qualified, industry-approved and experienced trainers cover current legislation, standards, guidance and industry best practice.

Hundested Propeller

Beequip

Biggest independent equipment lease company in the Netherlands. Since our founding in 2015, Our team of knowledgeable experts has helped over 3,000 SMEs finance over €1 billion in heavy equipment through our unique and innovative leasing solutions.

Blue Deep

European representatives of RIX Industries - helping the marine industry achieve NetZero, through the deployment of systems which generate Fuel Cell grade hydrogen on board the vessel on demand, eliminating the challenges of hydrogen storage.

Mackay Marine

BAR Technologies

Our purpose is to be at the forefront of innovative engineering solutions, utilising our expertise to meet the ambitious requirements of our clients. We focus on providing evolving bespoke tailored services via technical insight, specialist knowledge and sector intelligence.

Geobrugg

Tyne Gangway

Safety is our nature, we have been developing and manufacturing protection solutions since 1951. Our newest protection system transforms maritime safety and prevents injury during mooring line failures.

HM GOVERNMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND SUPPORT FOR THE UK WORKBOAT AND RHIB SECTOR

Tuesday 13 June 2023

11:30-11:35

11:35-11:55

11:55-12:05

12:05-12:25

12:25-12:35

12:35-13:00

Welcome and Introduction – Tim Currass, SMI & NSO – Moderator

Supporting the UK Workboat Sector – Rod Paterson, The National Shipbuilding Office

An Introduction to the Maritime Capability Campaign Office – Michael Essex, Department for Business and Trade

UK Defence and Security Exports – Matt Newman, UKDSE

UK Export Finance

Panel Discussion / Q&A with all above speakers

Buffet lunch and networking break

13:45-13:50

13:50-14:10

14:10-14:30

14:30-14:50

14:50-15:15

Speakers

Sponsored by:

Welcome and Introduction – Tim Currass, SMI&NSO – Moderator

The Ministry of Defence Small Boats Programmes – Phil Gittins, DE&S Boats Team Leader

The Government Small Boats Framework – James Melia, DE&S Boats Team and Mike Pearce, Crown Commercial Services

Maritime Policing – Sergeant Matthew Gransden, Marine Support Unit, Hampshire Constabulary and Thames Valley Police

Panel Discussion / Q&A with all above speakers plus Sameer Barot, Home Office

Sameer Barot

Commercial Lead, Maritime Category, Home Office

Matt Newman

UK Defence and Security Exports

HM Government Zone

Michael Essex

Deputy Head and Exports Lead

MCCO Civil Maritime, UK Defence & Security Exports, Department for Business & Trade

Phil Gittins

Boats Team Leader and RENOWN

Data & Digital Lead, Defence Equipment and Support

Rod Paterson

Deputy Director

HM Government Zone

Matthew Grandsen

National Police Marine Team’s Coordinator, Hampshire Constabulary & Thames Valley Police

James Melia

Boats Acquisition Group Leader, Defence Equipment and Support

Michael Pearce

Crown Commercial Services

Moderator

Tim Currass

Programme Director

HM Government Zone

GATHERING PACE FOR HIGH-SPEED CRAFT

John Haynes, MD of Hybrid Marine Power, will be speaking on ‘Energy transitiongathering pace for high-speed craft’ at Speed@Seawork 2023.

MOD and other specialist services craft are committed to move to carbon zero –John will also set out the possibilities and the realities ‘How does hydrogen fit in the fast craft energy mix’ and will look at the R&D ‘From future to funding to reality’

John has a reputation for addressing burning issues and highlighting emerging opportunities. His unique insight assists maritime decision makers, from upgrading in-service systems to procurement of next generation vessels.

30 years in professional sector consultancy, training and strategic product development has given him plenty of expertise to call on. He has worked in UK, EU, US and Canada with

over 100 maritime organisations including commercial operators, military, border force, SAR, police, coastguard, designers, boat builders, technology OEMs, ports, legislators.

Speed@Seawork, which will be held on Monday 12 June, is a fast boat event targeted at users (attachés, military, coast guard, SAR, and emergency services etc), builders, and equipment suppliers. The day starts with a short voyage over to the Isle of Wight, UK, with breakfast and presentations on fast boat activities, recent contracts, future developments and opportunities. Attendees have the opportunity to go out on sea boat trials in the varied sea states of the Solent. There will be expert presentations over lunch, followed by further sea trials and the day ending with networking, drinks and canapes on the return trip to Southampton.

UK MOD TO GIVE PROGRAMME UPDATE AT SPEED@SEAWORK

Phil Gittins, Boats Team Leader at Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S) is to give an update on the UK MOD Small Boats Programme at Speed@Seawork 2023, the fast boat event targeted at users (attachés, military, coast guard, SAR, and emergency services etc), builders, and equipment suppliers.

Phil has led the Boats Team since October 2020. The team consists of just over 50 staff responsible for the provision of over 3,000 Boats to a wide range of customers across the MOD including RN, RFA, UK Strat Com, MOD Police, Army and Adventurous Training. The Boats range from complex platforms to simple cadet dinghies covering the full range of the Acquisition lifecycle.

Prior to that, he was Deputy Head of the DE&S COVID-19 Operations Team for 6 months. This team was formed at pace to provide a professional, sustained command and co-ordination capability on behalf of the CEO, in order to support current DE&S business outputs and to prepare contingency plans for a number of most likely and worse-case scenarios.

His first role in DE&S was WATERGUARD Programme Deputy Head, enabling the outputs of Policy, Process and Procedures including the associated IS related work to enable the Department to be tax efficient and compliant with HMRC regulations, European Law, and enable the reporting of Assets Subject to Special Control (ASSC) procured under Foreign Military Sales agreements such as the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR).

Speed@Seawork will be held on Monday 12 June. The day starts with a short voyage over to the Isle of Wight, UK, with breakfast and presentations on fast boat activities, recent contracts, future developments and opportunities. Attendees have the opportunity to go out on sea boat trials in the varied sea states of the Solent. There will be expert presentations over lunch, followed by further sea trials and the day ending with networking, drinks and canapes on the return trip to Southampton.

BMEEA ANNUAL APPRENTICES COMPETITION COMES TO SEAWORK

Marine business Level 3 apprentice teams are set to compete in real time to produce a fully working electrical system at the BMEEA (British Marine Electrical and Electronics Association) Apprentices Competition to be held this year at Seawork .

Up to twelve teams will take part in this year’s edition of the annual competition which will take place on the morning of Thursday 15 June during Seawork’s Training and Careers Day.

Participating teams are from a range of companies and organisations including Sunseeker, the RNLI, Cobra Ribs and Platinum Marine. Ian Lewis, Weidmuller’s Sales Development Engineer, will set the task and carry out the judging.

Derek Gilbert, Chair of the BMEEA said, “ I am absolutely thrilled that the BMEEA is able to support the apprentices and delighted that so many teams are going to participate. We are especially pleased that this annual competition is taking place on Training & Careers Day at Seawork highlighting apprentices as the future of our industry.”

The winners will be announced on the day at Seawork and will also be invited to attend the BMEEA Annual Conference in October.

SPOTLIGHT ON SOLENT MARITIME CAREERS

FIRST TRIP OFFSHORE FOR FERNCOM’S APPRENTICE

Mia Porter, an Apprentice Project Manager – Engineering at Fern Communications (FernCom) has taken her first trip offshore to East Anglia ONE offshore wind farm. Cat, who is Technical Assurance and CaEarlier this year Mia completed her GWO training course at East Coast Energy Skills Centre in Lowestoft to prepare her for offshore work; this enabled her to embark on her first trip offshore with two colleagues to perform routine checks on FernCom’s equipment on the East Anglia ONE substation.

At 18 years of age, Mia is one of the youngest engineers to go offshore. Mia commented, “I had always been aware of the increasing presence of wind turbines in East Anglia as I grew up in the area but had never once expected to visit an offshore wind farm myself.

Young people with an interest in maritime careers can get inspired about the exciting options available to them at this year’s Careers Open Day at Seawork, Europe’s leading commercial marine exhibition, with support from Maritime UK (MUK) Solent.

This is the perfect chance for aspiring individuals to gain inspiration and find out more about the endless possibilities available to them in the maritime industry. MUK Solent has been helping to organise the maritime training and careers event on Thursday 15 June 2023, giving students from local schools and colleges an exclusive opportunity to engage with top-notch professionals working in the commercial marine sector and get firsthand insight into the industry.

Programme Manager at Maritime UK Solent, Lorna Wagner, said, “Maritime UK Solent is delighted to be supporting the Training and Careers Day at Seawork again this year, which proved to be a great success in 2022.

“We are so excited because well-over 150 young people are registered to attend this opportunity where those aged from 15 to 19 can find out more about working in the Solent’s world-class maritime cluster, to be inspired by the range of jobs available to them and get a personal insight into the companies in the marine sector.

“Developing a talent base for the next generation is a key part of the long-term

success of the maritime sector in our region. The Seawork careers fair is an ideal opportunity to bring together businesses and young people to showcase the wealth of marine career roles and help shape the skills needed for the sector to continue to thrive.

Seawork 2023 will also launch a new Careers Trail using QR Codes and exhibitors will offer advice, information, literature, and giveaways. It will also hold ‘Commercial Marine has Talent’ - a live showcase of speakers from the commercial marine industry.

Despite not being based in the Solent region, South Essex College tutor Simon Lofting attended last year’s Seawork careers open day with a group of marine engineering students. He said, “I run the only marine engineering course in my region, so it was very important that my students had this opportunity to learn about careers available to them.

“Attending the Seawork exhibition was a great way for the students to speak to suppliers from the commercial marine industry, watch presentations and to see marine equipment in its new state and out of the deepest darkest part of the vessel.”

Take the first step towards pursuing a successful and fulfilling career in the maritime industry. Register today and join us at Seawork’s Careers Open Day for a truly unforgettable experience!

“It was an incredible experience to see first-hand the sheer scale of a wind farm like East Anglia ONE and it has been really beneficial to gain this deeper understanding of the types of environments that I will be dealing with during my apprenticeship with Fern Communications.”

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SEAWORK EVENTS & DEMONSTRATIONS

Tuesday 13 June 2023

EVENTS & DEMONSTRATIONS SCHEDULE

Time Company Location Description

10:30 Seawork Opening Ceremony

Waterfront Official opening of the 24th edition Restaurant of Seawork

10:00 Commercial Diver Training Divetank Diver Rescue

10:30 ADC Divetank DX300 Magnetometer demonstration

11:00 ADC Divetank JWA Lift Bag Demonstration

11:00 Artemis Technologies

H3 Press briefing covering the recently launched Artemis EF-12 Escape - a high-end zero-emission water taxi providing safe, efficient, and on-demand mobility for environmentally conscious cities and exclusive resorts across the globe, using technologically advanced foils, autonomous flight control, and electric drive system.

11:30 Tritex NDT

11:30 Mantsbrite

Divetank Tritex Multiguage 3000 UT Demonstration

P9 Live demonstration of the FIFISH V6 Expert/V6 Plus underwater Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV)

12:00 STRAUB Divetank STRAUB Pipe coupling demonstration

12:00 Goodchild

VB30 Vessel handover ceremony - ABP will receive the keys to their new ORC 171 pilot vessel

12:00 Marine Energy Systems Marina Demonstration of the U SAFE Lifebuoy

12:30 Siemens Financial Services

12:30 M&H Engines

Seawork Event Champagne Reception to launch Siemens Space Financial Services

Q40 The European launch of M&H Engines’ new EU Stage V, US EPA Stage 4 and CARB Tier 4 + DPF certified marine engines, exceeding CARB’s Commercial Harbour Craft regulation 2023 as propulsion, gen-drive and auxiliary.

13:00 HamiltonJet Q10 Surf Life Saving Wales rescue demonstration and

14:00 Zodiac Milpro Marina patient recovery with their Zodiac Milpro Surf Rescue Craft: ZMSR385

14:00 Hendy Power Q64 Presentation of the CURSOR 16 600 Marine Engine

14:00 YBDSA Meeting room 2 Members Meeting

14:00 Commercial Diver Training Divetank Diver Rescue

14:30 ADC Divetank DX300 Magnetometer demonstration

14:30 Cygnus Dive Tank Preview and demonstration of new underwater diver-held thickness gauge

15:00 ADC Divetank JWA Lift Bag Demonstration

15:00 Damen Shipyards Q12 Preview of the new electric Multi-cat 1908e

15:00 Workboat Association Workboat Drinks Reception / Pavilion Sea Shanty

16:00 STRAUB Divetank STRAUB Pipe coupling demonstration

16:00

Goodchild Marine Services H22 Drinks Reception

16:30 British Marine Seawork Event Drinks Reception space

17:30

European Commercial Waterfront Marine Awards (ECMAs) Restaurant

The prestigious European Commercial Marine Awards (ECMAs) Marine Awards (ECMAs), incorporating the Innovations Showcase Awards, celebrate the outstanding individuals and innovative companies that comprise this vibrant and productive industry sector. Judged by a panel of industry experts, the ECMAs are presented at the awards evening on the opening day of Seawork. The Innovations Showcase overall winner receives the coveted ‘Spirit of Innovation Award’.

Wednesday 14 June 2023

10:00 Commercial Diver Training

SEAWORK EVENTS & DEMONSTRATIONS

Divetank Diver Rescue

10:30 ADC Divetank DX300 Magnetometer demonstration

10:30 Boatchecks K1b Demonstration of Boatchecks SMS software - digital Safety Management System

10:30 British Tug Owners Assoc Meeting room 2 Members Meeting

11:00 Proteum

VA22 Demonstration of the efficiencies of the OXE 300hp diesel marine outboard

11:00 ADC Divetank JWA Lift Bag Demonstration

11:00 Dacoma

11:30

Seawork Event New design presentation - Airkeel - a novel Space vessel stabiliser for work and crewboats

Shearforce

12:00 STRAUB

SB39 Demonstration of the unique shipping Container Collective Edge Protection System (ConCEPS)

Divetank STRAUB Pipe coupling demonstration

12:00 Cygnus Dive Tank Preview and demonstration of new underwater diver-held thickness gauge

12:30 Zwanny Ltd

13:00 Volvo Penta

E14 Demonstration and explanation of the Smootch Oil Spillkit - the smallest oil spillkit on the market is very portable and will still absorb approx 25l per kit of hydrocarbon.

E5 Announcement of a collaboration between Volvo Penta, Manor Marine & Chartwell Marine

14:00 Zodiac Milpro Marina patient recovery with their Zodiac Milpro Surf Rescue Craft: ZMSR385

14:00 Commercial Diver Training Divetank Diver Rescue

14:00 IMarEST Meeting Room 2 Private meeting

14:30 ADC

Divetank DX300 Magnetometer demonstration

14:30 Cygnus Dive Tank Preview and demonstration of new underwater diver-held thickness gauge

15:00 ADC Divetank JWA Lift Bag Demonstration

15:00 Scaffloat MintMeck VA58 Drinks and Music Party

15:30 Women in Marine Industry Seawork Event Women in Marine Industry receptionSpace networking and speakers

16:00 STRAUB Divetank STRAUB Pipe coupling demonstration

16:00 National Coastwatch Q38 Sundowners drinks reception - Invitation Only

17:30

Seawork Cardboard Boat Quayside & The 2023 regatta theme is “Kings & Queens”! Regatta, marina Join us quayside to enjoy live music, drinks & food Seawork exhibitors will represent their favourite Kings & Queens and compete to stay afloat!

18:30 IJUBOA Waterfront Members Meal - Invitation Only Restaurant

Thursday 15 June 2023

08:00 Workboat Association

Meeting Room 2 Committee Meeting

10:00 Cygnus Dive Tank Preview and demonstration of new underwater diver-held thickness gauge

10:30 ADC

11:00 ADC

10:30 BMEEA

Divetank DX300 Magnetometer demonstration

Divetank JWA Lift Bag Demonstration

Seawork Event BMEEA annual Apprentices CompetitionSpace Level 3 apprentice teams from marine businesses complete in real time to produce a fully working electrical system.

10:30 Mantsbrite P9 Live demonstration of the FIFISH V6 Expert/V6 Plus underwater Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV)

12:00 STRAUB

14:00 Zodiac Milpro

14:00 ADC

14:30 Cygnus

15:00 ADC

Divetank STRAUB Pipe coupling demonstration

Marina patient recovery with their Zodiac Milpro Surf Rescue Craft: ZMSR385

Divetank DX300 Magnetometer demonstration

Dive Tank Preview and demonstration of new underwater diver-held thickness gauge

Divetank JWA Lift Bag Demonstration

SEAWORK CONFERENCES

Tuesday 13 June 2023

CONFERENCE ROOM 1

09:45 Commercial Marine Network - Get Set for Workboat 2050

Speakers include the UKHMA, MJR Power & Automation, Oasis Marine Power, and MSE International. The finale to Series 3, Session 5 will focus on Port Infrastructure & Alternative fuels: Onshore & Offshore fuelling systems – building the fuel mosaic for future bunkering and support infrastructure.

11:30 HM Government Session 1

HM Government opportunities & support for the UK workboat & RHIB Sector. Supporting the Workboat Sector (The National Shipbuilding Office)

Intro to the Maritime Capability Campaign office (Dept for Business & Trade)

UK Defence & Security Exports (UKDSE)

UK Export Finance

Panel Discussion with all the above

13:00 HM Government Networking Lunch

13:45 HM Government Session 2

MOD Small Boats Programme: The Ministry of Defence

Small Boats Programme (Phil Gittins, DE&S Leader)

The Government Small Boats Framework (DE&S Boats Team / Crown Commercial Services)

Maritime Policing (Hampshire Constabulary / Thames Valley Police)

Panel Discussion with all of the above.

15:30 International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA)

Iain Grainger, CEO

Unlocking sustainable contracting in offshore wind. Iain Grainger, in one of his first industry speaking engagements as CEO of the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA), explores the challenges and solutions to the creation of sustainable conditions for the whole supply chain, as it aims to meet government ambitions on offshore wind.

CONFERENCE ROOM 2

09:45 Danfoss - “Powering the Future, Today”

Exploring Hybrid and Fully-Electric Vessel System Architecture and Power Converters”

11:30 Maritime UK Solent Network Meeting

Facilitated by Lorna Wagner

Join Maritime UK Solent for their June network meeting. Speakers include representatives from the Marine Skills Centre at Southampton City College and Marine Energy Systems plus cable engineering and marine consulting services Red Penguin Marine.

13:00 Maritime & Coastguard Agency

Rob Taylor, Code Vessel Lead, UK Technical Services Ship Standards, MCA

An update on the MCA codes of practice for small commercial vessels.

14:30 Danfoss - “Powering the Future, Today”

Exploring Hybrid and Fully-Electric Vessel System Architecture and Power Converters”

Wednesday 14 June 2023

CONFERENCE ROOM 1

Seawork Conference - Decarbonisation & OPEX Reduction

09:00 Session 1: Alternative fuels – how operators can make the right choice.

Moderated by Owen Preece, MECAL & Cedar Marine.

Speakers include MCA, ePropulsion, Chartwell Marine & BMT.

11:00 Session 2: Driving efficiency with hybrid marine propulsion – the next generation.

Moderated by Noel Tomlinson, SMI Workboat Working Group Lead.

Speakers include Volvo, Acta Marine, Ecomar Propulsion, and BMT

13:30 Session 3: Smart Onboard Solutions help reduce operator costs.

Moderated by Jonathan Williams, MSE International.

Speakers include Reygar, Hendy Power-FPT Industrial, Sonihull-NRG Marine, & Zelim.

15:30 Session 4: Vessel Design – Optimising construction,in-life, and OPEX costs.

Moderated by Noel Tomlinson, SMI Workboat Working Group Lead.

Speakers include Artemis, Robert Allan Ltd, Damen Shipyards, BMT & Milford Haven Port Authority.

CONFERENCE ROOM 2

10:00 Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA)

Environmental & Flood Group Meeting – CECA members only.

11:00 Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA)Understanding the power of tidal projects for marine civils

Moderated by Peter Crosland, National Civil Engineering Director at CECA, and David Allen, Executive Director at CECA Southern.

Speakers include UKHMA, ORE Catapult, and TPGen24.

14:00 The Workboat Association Safety Forum

The Workboat Association will host their “open to all” Safety Forum at Seawork 2023. This year’s theme will be Emergency Preparedness –in line with their 2023 Safety Campaign of the same name. All visitors are invited to join the session to learn about how to respond with a serious emergency scenario both ashore and on board.

16:30 International Jack Up Barge Owners Association AGM Invitation only

Thursday 15 June 2023

TRAINING & CAREERS DAY CONFERENCE

ROOM 1

10:00 “Commercial Marine has Talent”

A live showcase of people working in the industry. Speakers from across the sectors, enabling young people to actively engage in assessing whether a career in the industry is for them. Expect upbeat presentations and some lively questioning.

CONFERENCE ROOM 2

10:00 Careers & Training Fair

A unique chance for students to talk and question professionals and trainees who are currently working in the industry, getting a personal insight into the companies and the work opportunities on offer. Seawork exhibitors will be on hand to offer advice, information, literature and giveaways.

EXHIBITOR LIST

3D Tender

Aalco Metals Ltd

Acta Marine

Actisense

Adec Marine Ltd

Aerius Marine

Afai Southern Shipyard

AIRCAT VESSELS S.A.S

AIS Manuplas

AISTER Aluminium Shipyard

Alamarin-Jet

Alfa Laval

Allsalt Maritime

AlphaGeo

AnchorGuardian

A-Plan Marine Insurance

Applied Satellite Technology

Approved Hydraulics

Aqua-Dock Ltd

Arch Henderson LLP

ARES Shipyard

Artemis Technologies

ASAP Supplies

ASL GRP

Association of Diving

Contractors UK & Ireland

Atlantis Marine Power Ltd

Auto-Maskin

Axiom Product Development Ltd

Axnes

B Hepworth & Co Ltd

BAE Systems

Bailey Marine

Baird Maritime/

Work Boat World

Baltic Safety Products

Barrus

Bartech

Barton Marine

BC&A Chartered Accounts & R&D Tax Services

BCB International Ltd

Beequip

Berthon Boat Company

Beurteaux

Big Blue Ocean Clean Up

Blue Deep International Ltd

BMT

Boat Electrics and Electronics Ltd

Boatchecks

Boating Business

BOS - LE300

Briggs Marine Contractors Ltd

Brimmond

British Tugowners Association (BTA)

Brunvoll Mar-El As

BSP Hydraulics

Buoyant Works Ltd

C Data Marine Ltd

CA Clase UK Ltd

Camarc Design

Capital SeatingGrammer Nautic

Castrol

CECA - The Civil Engineering

Contractors Association

CENTA Nederland BV

Cetasol AB

CGI

Charity and Taylor

Charles Cleghorn Limited

Chartwell Marine

Cheetah

Chock Design UK

CICES - Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors

Clements Engineering Ltd

Close Brothers

Cloud Towing Tank

CMS Offshore Ltd

Coastlink

Commercial Boat Operators Association

Commercial Diver Training Ltd

Composites UK

Corpay

CorrosionBlock.EU

Coulam Boats

C-Sense

Cummins

Cygnus Instruments Ltd

Czone

Dacoma

Damen Shipyards

Darley H2NA

Datum Electronics

David Clark Company Inc

Delta Marine Crewing

Delta Power Group

DESMI

Diverse Marine

DMT Marine Equipment

Dometic

Dometic Marine

du Pre Marine Limited

Durowipers Ltd

DYWIDAG Ltd

Echandia

Edwards Diving Services

Elaflex Ltd

Eminox

EmpirBus

Ems Maritime Offshore

Ems Maritime Offshore GmbH

Engines Plus Ltd

English Braids Ltd

EO Workboats BV

EPropulsion

Esco Power SRL

ESNA

E-Tech Yachting

Everard Insurance Brokers

Exalto Bearings UK Ltd

Fender Innovations BV

Fern Communications & Hug

Finning UK & Ireland

Fireboy Xintex UK

Operations Ltd

Fischer Panda UK Ltd

FPP/ Nemo UW Tools

Frog Environmental

Furuno UK Ltd

Future Safety Ltd

G+ Global Offshore

Wind Health and Safety

Organisation

Garmin

Geberit

Gecko Head Gear Ltd

Geobrugg

Geveko Markings

Glendinning

Glo Marine

Golden Arrow Marine

Goodchild Marine

Services Limited

Grandweld

Green Marine (UK) Ltd

GreenC Marine

Greenport

Greenport Congress & Cruise

GRP Solutions Ltd

H. Schramm Towage

Hadrian Safety Rails

Halyard

HamiltonJet UK Ltd

Harken Industrial

Harland & Wolff

Hefring Marine

Helm Operations

Hendy Power

Henriksen

Hercules Hydraulics Ltd

HM Government Zone

Holyhead Marine Services

Holyhead Towing Co Ltd

HST Marine

Humber Ribs

HUMPHREE

Hundested Propeller

Hydac Technology Ltd

Hydromaster Propulsion BV

Hydrosphere UK

Hypro Marine

Hyundai Seasall

IASME iconsys

IDML Workwear

IIMS & MSA

IME Repair Services

Impalloy Limited

Incat Crowther

Index Marine Limited

Indigo Marine

Inland And Coastal Marina

Systems UK Ltd

Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)

International Harbour

Masters Association

International Jack Up Barge

Owners Association

ISES (International Ship Engineering Service Association Ltd)

Island Ribs

IWCS (Dorian Marine)

James Fisher Fendercare

Jason Engineering AS

JMS Lincoln

Jobs In Maritime Ltd

Johnson Valves

Jotron

Klinger Ltd

KLINGER United Kingdom

Kirby Morgan Dive Systems Inc

Knighthood Marine

Kohler Marine

Kongsberg Maritime

Kort Propulsion Co Ltd

KPM Marine

Krohne Limited

Kumera Marine AS

Landau Marine

Laser Crystal

Lee Sanitations

LEGO Maritime Project

Lumacon Accolade Group

Macduff Ship Design Ltd

Mackay Marine UK

Mainstay Marine

MAN

Manor Marine

Manor Renewable Energy

Mantsbrite Ltd

Maretron - Carling

Technologies

Marfle

Marine & Hazardous Engines Ltd

Marine Components

International Ltd

Marine Energy Systems

Marine Fire Safety

Marine Jet Power AB

Marine Specialised Technology Group

Marine Travel

Marine Ventures Ltd

Marinelec

Maritime & Coastguard

Agency

Maritime Craft Services

Maritime Journal

Maritime Skills Academy

Maritime Volunteer Service

Markus Lifenet

Marsun Public Company Limited

Mastervolt

Mauric

Melcal Ltd

Mercator Media

Mermaid Marine

Metal Pavilion Holland

MetOcean Telematics

MG Duff International

MHO/Searchmaster

Micfil Ultra Fine Filters GmbH

MintMech

Mirka UK Ltd

MIT

Mitchell Powersystems

MJR Power and Automation

MMS Offshore

MMS Ship Repair

MOD Boats Team

MOLABO

MST Fleet Services

MST Parts

MST Special Products

MST Yard Services

Murlac

NAIAD DYNAMICS

Narwhal

National Coastwatch

Institution

National Maritime Training Centre

Nauplius Workboats

Navitron Systems Ltd

Neptune Marine

Newport Shipping UK LLP

Norco Composites & GRP

Norcom Technology Ltd. /

Meridian Chartware

Norsap UK

Northern Divers

Engineering Ltd

Northern Lights

Norwegian Maritime Exporters

NRG Marine - Sonihull

Ocean Safety

Offshore Marine

Offshore Turbine Services

Omnisense Systems

ORCA Crew Services B.V.

Orcades Marine

Ortlinghaus UK Ltd

OSI Maritime Systems

Osmotech UK Ltd

Outreach Offshore Ltd

Parker Hannifin

PB Asher Ltd

PB Europe

PDL Marine Ltd

Penguin International Limited

Perfect Bore

Manufacturing Ltd

Peter Leonard

Petersen Stainless Rigging

PIRIOU

Port Strategy

Portmere Rubber Ltd

Ports of Scotland Yearbook

Praxis Automation

Technology BV

Precision Products (UK) Ltd

Professional Diving Academy

Propulsion & Future Fuels

Proteum

PSP Worldwide Logistics

Qingdao Tai Star Machinery Co.Ltd

QS Seamaster

Q-SPD

Quick SPA

R&D Marine Ltd

R.W Fernstrum & Company Ltd

Ram Reman Hydraulics Ltd

Raymarine

Rebel Marine

REINTJES UK LTD

ReLion

Reygar Limited

RG SEASIGHT FENDERS

Ribcraft

Richard Paul Russell Ltd

Righton Blackburns

Robust Boats Ltd

Rolec Services

Rolls-Royce Solutions UK Ltd

Rotec Hydraulics Ltd

Roxtec Ltd

Saderet Ltd

Safehaven Marine Ltd

SAVA High-Tech (Shenzhen) Co.Ltd

ScaffFloat

Scania Power Solutions

Scot Seat

Scot Seat KPM Marine

SEA.AI

Seaglaze Marine

SEAir

Seakit

Seaplify SEARCHMASTER ApS

SeaRegs Training Ltd

Seas of Solutions -

McMurdo/Kannad Marine/ Netwave

Seawork

SeaZip Offshore Service BV

Servogear A/S

Shakespeare Marine - Aerials

Shark seats

Shawbrook Bank Limited

Shearforce

Shearwater Marine Services

Ships Electronics Services

Shock WBV Limited

Shockwave Seats

Siemens Financial Services

Sierra

Simplex-Turbulo Co Ltd

Simrad & Cmap

Sleipner Motor Ltd

SLR Recruitment Solutions

SMG Europe

Society of Maritime Industries (SMI)

Solberg Crankcase

Ventilation Systems

Sole Diesel

South Coast Institute of Technology

Southampton Freight Services

Southern Ropes

Specialised Inflatable Technology Limited

Springmasters Ltd

Star International

Stormer Marine

Strategic Marine

Stream Marine

Submarine Manufacturing and Products Ltd

Submertec

Suzuki GB Plc

Taurus Eng. Group Ltd

Technical Marine Supplies

Teekay Couplings Ltd

Teignbridge Propellers

The Marine

Consultancy Group

The Motorship

The Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA)

The Seafarers Charity

The Underwriting Exchange

Thornycroft Engines Ltd

Tideman Boats BV

TMS Maritime

Tor Group International

Trafalgar Shipyard

Tritex NDT - Ultrasonic

Thickness Gauges

Tyne Gangway (Structures) Ltd

UK Docks Marine Services

UK Harbour Masters Association

UK Maritime Pilots Association

Ullman Dynamics

Ultimate

Ultimate Boats Company

Ultimate Sports EngineeringExposure OLAS

Ultraguard Antifouling

Universal Turbos

Uzmar Shipbuilding Ind & Trade Inc

Viking Life Saving Equipment

Village Marine Tech VMT

Volvo Penta

Vulkan Industries Limited

Walcon Marine

Wardle Marine Services

Watermota Ltd

Weka Marine B.V

Wight Shipyard Co

William Hackett Chain

Products Limited

Williams Shipping

Wills Ridley Ltd

Windcat Workboats

Workboat Association

World Fishing

Yamaha Motor UK

ZF Services UK Ltd

Zipwake

Zodiac Milpro UK Limited

Zwanny Ltd