Offshore Wind

C-Job continuously evaluates the maritime sector and its evolving requirements. Based on signals from the marketplace, we saw the potential need for multiple larger offshore construction vessels, where existing ships are aging and replacements are needed.

C-Job supported CSBC with the basic design of heavy lift and offshore wind installation vessel ‘Green Jade’. ‘Green Jade’ features a crane with 4,000 tons of lifting capacity and DP3 capability. Furthermore, the offshore wind installation vessel will have dual-fuel propulsion (diesel and LNG), a waste heat recovery system, and carry a Green Passport and Clean Design notation.

C-Job Naval Architects was responsible for the full design review of the shipyards’ basic- and detail design package for the jack-up rig ‘Seaway Ventus’ on behalf of Seaway7. Seaway Ventus is a jack-up heavy lift vessel capable of installing the largest wind turbines as well as wind turbine foundations.

C-Job supported P&O Maritime Logistics with the design of a cable-laying vessel by repurposing an existing module carrier vessel. With the increasing demand in the offshore wind sector, this vessel will be able to meet the operational demands for the installation of next-generation windmill infrastructure thanks to its optimized deck layout.

C-Job Naval Architects and Ampelmann have together created an offshore wind feeder vessel with motion compensation technology. The offshore wind feeder is a unique solution to support the construction and logistics of offshore wind farms. The Ampelmann motion compensator maximizes workability and allows for safe lifting of the components even in adverse weather.

The ‘Orion’ is the first purpose-built floating monohulled vessel and will speed up installation of offshore wind parks considerably. C-Job and DEME, in close collaboration, developed the concept design of the floating DP3 offshore installation vessel and delivered the basic design package of the vessel to COSCO shipyard in China where the vessel was built. Besides the concept design and basic design C-Job was involved in the integration design of the major mission equipment.

C-Job Naval Architects supported the basic design and realized the full detail design of the S-class jack-up for Gulf Marine Services. Thanks to increased overall quality and project deliverables, considerable savings were realized during construction.

Following the successful conclusion of the S-class engineering, Gulf Marine Services assigned C-Job a similar scope of engineering of the 2nd series E-class.

C-Job created a concept design of an anchor handler tug supply vessel for Neptune Shipyards.