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Upgrade & Rebuild of Hurricane Damaged Rig
During Hurricane Katrina, the offshore construction and accommodation rig CSS Chemul became wedged under a bridge in Alabama while undergoing repair work at a nearby shipyard. Five years later, the CSS Chemul was transported to Halifax Shipyard, where Allswater’s engineering know-how played a key role in the upgrade and rebuild of the rig.
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Upgrade & Rebuild of Hurricane Damaged Rig
CSS Chemul – Upgrade and Rebuild
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Tight Deadline For Helideck Delivered On Time & On Budget
Fast Track Helideck Installation
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Jackup Rig Project Benefits From All Our Specialists
Mobilization of Jackup Rig for Drilling Program
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Electronically Controlled System Evacuates Ship in 30 Minutes.
Passenger Evacuation System Upgrade
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Three Ship, Multi-Phase, Multi-Continent Conversion
Global Conversion of Fleet of Vessels for Offshore Construction
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Barge Project Completed With Minimal On-Site Welding
Modular Reclaim Water Pump Barge for Kearl Oil
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International Bulk Journal’s 2012 Bulk Ship of the Year
Trillium Class Great Lakes Bulk Carrier
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3D Modelling Proves Invaluable For Drilling Drains Project
Hebron Project – Drilling Drains Treatment Package
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Scallop Harvesting In The Harshest Maritime Climates
Capesante – Conversion and Lengthening
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Testimonial
Comfortable and Smooth Sailing
We are making 12 knots pretty consistently, 10-20 knots of wind, light seas. She seems to behave very nicely.
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Testimonial
Exceptional Seakeeping
The boat had about 12 days of winds higher than 40 knots, with a few days over 60 kn and apparently had one reading of 78 kn. They fished the whole time, no one felt unsafe on the weather deck, And all comments were that they couldn’t tell it was blowing so hard. I’m really pleased with the performance. Good sea boat.
Vessel Manager