Famous cruise vessel – for a family-run company

A cruise vessel, which is famous as the setting for the long-running German TV series, required IMO Tier III modifications. C-Job supported the vessel managers to ensure the ship is compliant for cruising in the Norwegian heritage fjords and the Mediterranean.
About the project

New generators and a high-voltage system

C-Job advised the client on revising, revitalizing and upgrading the power generation setup, and was responsible for the structural and mechanical engineering involved in the integration of IMO Tier III-compliant modifications.

This included a MAN SCR exhaust system and urea injection unit for the main engines which reduces NOx emissions, the replacement of auxiliary generators with new Tier III-compliant generators, and a high-voltage system for shore power connection.

All installation work was completed in Amsterdam while the vessel was in port, with C-Job providing onsite assistance and building supervision.

The result is a TIER III-compliant power generation setup in a vessel originally built in 1990s. The upgrade our customer to operate according to the latest environmental requirements in the Norwegian heritage fjords and beyond.

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Famous cruise vessel – for a family-run company

Project highlights

Improved power generation

Upgrades to engines, generators and high-voltage system

Lower emissions 

The vessel’s engines (previously Tier 0 status) are now Tier III emission level

Full project support

Including engineering, onsite assistance and supervision of build

Famous cruise vessel – for a family-run company

C-Job testimonial

The project highlights C-Job’s unique role in both engineering and execution. By being involved from the initial design phase through to yard supervision, we act as the client’s eyes and ears on-site, ensuring seamless communication and quick decision-making. This integrated approach not only streamlines the project but also delivers a modernized vessel that meets strict environmental standards and remains efficient for operations in sensitive areas like the Norwegian fjords.
Hans Stoit
Project Manager at C-Job

Famous cruise vessel – for a family-run company

Scope of work

Modernization and conversion for existing vessels

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Decarbonization, energy efficiency and compliance

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Famous cruise vessel – for a family-run company

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