Fishing vessels and workboats – for Padmos

C-Job has partnered with Padmos since 2015, completing many projects including new-build vessels. The company, which is based in Stellendam, The Netherlands, builds state-of-the art fishing vessels and pushers which are either diesel-electric or fully electric driven. This aligns perfectly with C-Job’s mission to design and develop energy-efficient vessels.
About the project

Expert engineering services and support on-site

Padmos constructs several different types of vessel, including flyshooters, shrimp trawlers, e-pushers, beam trawlers and others. Concept design for the ships is largely completed in-house, while C-Job brings a wide range of engineering services and expertise to the table.

Fishing vessels and workboats – for Padmos

Project highlights

Ongoing engineering support

On-site collaboration to increase engineering capacity

Wide ranging services

From feasibility studies to structural, basic and detail engineering

Shared goals

A strong partnership to design and build more sustainable ships

Fishing vessels and workboats – for Padmos

Client testimonial

Our longstanding relationship with C-Job means we work shoulder to shoulder with them, seamlessly extending our team to support us to deliver modern, efficient, and tailored engineering solutions and construction expertise to our clients.
Walter van Harberden
Director at Padmos

Fishing vessels and workboats – for Padmos

Scope of work

Design and engineering for new-build vessels

Modernization and conversion for existing vessels

Engineering works and integrations

Fishing vessels and workboats – for Padmos

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