C-Job | Headquarters
2132 JN Hoofddorp
The Netherlands
C-Job | Branch office
Madame Curieweg 29
8501 XC Joure
The Netherlands
C-Job | Branch office
Lichtenauerlaan 102-120
3062 ME Rotterdam
The Netherlands
C-Job | Branch office
C-Job Locations
C-Job Headquarters
Regulusplein 1
2132 JN Hoofddorp
The Netherlands
C-Job Joure | Branch office
Madame Curieweg 29
8501 XC Joure
The Netherlands
C-Job Rotterdam | Branch office
Lichtenauerlaan 102-120
3062 ME Rotterdam
The Netherlands
Contact info
Phone: +31 (0)88 02 43 700
Mail: info@c-job.com
Business hours: 8:30 – 17:30 Monday – Friday
Contact info
Phone: +31 (0)88 02 43 700
Mail: info@c-job.com
Business Hours: 8:30 – 17:30 Monday – Friday
C-Job locations
C-Job Headquarters
Regulusplein 1
2132 JN Hoofddorp
The Netherlands
C-Job Joure | Branch office
Madame Curieweg 29
8501 XC Joure
The Netherlands
C-Job Rotterdam | Branch office
Lichtenauerlaan 102-120
3062 ME Rotterdam
The Netherlands
Interesting articles
Powered by ammonia | The next step for the ferry and cruise industry
C-Job foresees the need for renewable future-proof fuels and has identified ammonia to be one of the high potentials. Therefore, the company is working on concept ship designs integrating ammonia as a fuel reviewing options with both combustion engines and fuel cells.
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R&D | Using AIS data to optimise ship design
C-Job’s Research & Development team is using AIS position data to reconstruct a vessel’s operational profile. R&D Engineer Matthys Dijkman: “With this knowledge we can design better vessels that are optimally matched to their operational requirements.”
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Conversions & Modifications
C-Job doesn’t just work on new-build ship design projects; a major part of the business also involves engineering tasks for existing vessels. “This type of work is not just about lifespan extension, but also about maximising the efficiency and productivity of the vessel,” says C-Job’s Head of Engineering Tim Vlaar.
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Powered by ammonia | The next step for the ferry and cruise industry
C-Job foresees the need for renewable future-proof fuels and has identified ammonia to be one of the high potentials. Therefore, the company is working on concept ship designs integrating ammonia as a fuel reviewing options with both combustion engines and fuel cells.
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A wind-assisted design for sustainable shipping
C-Job Naval Architects has just delivered a concept design to Switijnk Shipping that shows that, in order to speed the process of sustainability, some shipping companies are taking the matter into their own hands.
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