Offshore

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 wind feeder vessel was designed specifically for the American offshore industry to support ambitious plans to grow the installed offshore wind power. The offshore wind feeder is able to deliver components from shore to the local wind turbine installation vessel (WTIV). With two or more vessels per project, allows the WTIV to focus on the installation of the turbines and ensures operations can continue at all times.

C-Job Naval Architects co-created the concept design of the offshore installation vessel ‘Orion’ with her owner DEME. The ship was constructed at COSCO shipyard in China. C-Job provided COSCO with the basic design package of the vessel. Following completion of construction, ‘Orion’ will be able to perform offshore wind turbine and foundation installation and decommissioning activities.

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.