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SEACOR Marine's Anchor Handling Towing Supply (AHTS) vessels are built to deploy and recover mooring systems for deepwater drilling rigs. These are highly specialized vessels that range in horsepower from 8,000 to 15,000 BHP (brake horsepower).
Features on the decks of these vessels include large capacity-conventional waterfall winches and innovative traction winches that have set records for the deepwater mooring of semi-submersible drilling rigs. With Dynamic Positioning capabilities and high cargo capacities, these powerful vessels double as rig and platform supply vessels that are capable of supporting any deepwater operation. State of the art electronics in the engine room, as well as the wheel house, allow these vessels to monitor and maintain equipment throughout all modes of service.
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SEACOR Marine's Platform Supply Vessels (PSV) range in length from 190 feet to over 250 feet.
These vessels provide the support needed for deepwater drilling and production operations. In addition, these vessels have the capability of handling the more typical construction and maintenance tasks of standard offshore supply vessels. Our vast PSV fleet allows customers to focus on special requirements such as Dynamic Positioning, methanol capability, high volume liquid mud and dry bulk capacities, or to choose the vessels that can handle it all, adding maximum flexibility to their chartered fleet.
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SEACOR Marine's Mini-Supply vessels (MSV) range in length from 150 feet to 170 feet.
These vessels stand out when it comes to meeting a variety of our customers' needs. Outstanding water and cargo fuel capacities allow these vessels to keep multiple offshore locations up and running. Methanol carrying capability, liquid mud cargoes, Emergency Evacuation Procedures (EEP), and large deck areas make this class of vessel indispensable for production and well-work operations. We consider our MS fleet a primary choice for accommodating projects such as blasting and painting, construction, survey work, and countless other special projects.
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SEACOR Marine's Fast Support Vessels (FSV) of today are far more than just "crew boats," and we take great pride in being the leader of revolutionary technology for these vessels. These advanced vessels can bring over 9,000 BHP (brake horsepower) and reach speeds over 32 knots and range in length from 130 feet to 190 feet.
Customers can match the right FSV to their specific requirements by choosing from an array of advanced features such as Dynamic Positioning, Dynamic Ride Control, Controllable Speed Propellers & Monitoring System (CSP), Water Jet Propulsion, high-capacity pumps, boarding ramps to accommodate any dock, environmentally friendly equipment, and cargo deck areas outfitted with recessed deck lighting.
In addition, our customers can choose to meet their high volume cargo demands by selecting an FSV that can transport over 1,000 barrels of liquid mud, 1,000 to 3,000 cubic feet of dry bulk material, deck cargos from 140 long tons to 425 long tons, cargo fuel, potable water, and drill water. Our FSV vessels can accommodate up to 102 passengers that enjoy reclining business class seats and various entertainment packages such as satellite television.
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SEACOR Marine's Stand By Safety Vessels (SBSV) range in size up to 200 feet, and they are specially suited for Standby Safety Duty as required in North Sea operations. These vessels carry sophisticated rescue and recovery equipment on board and have the ability to deploy Fast Rescue Craft for emergency responses. Highly trained crews and extensive medical facilities add to this fleet's capabilities to respond to as many as 400 survivors during an emergency situation. Where a Multi-Role Vessel (MRV) is allowed, SEACOR's SBSV vessels are also suited for use as cargo vessels.
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SEACOR Marine's Towing Supply Vessels (TSV) have the capacities to function as PSV vessels for servicing offshore drilling, production, and construction operations. Their winches and stern rollers give these vessels the ability to tow or assist with jack-up rig moves, to set "back-down" systems, and to install anchor buoys or navigational buoys. These vessels can also provide unique assistance to numerous other special projects that require winch and towing capabilities.
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