I visited a large and sophisticated Dive Support Vessel (DSV) the "Skandi Singapore" at Sembawang Shipyard this last week.
Built at ST Marine, Singapore in 2011, but of Aker 06 design by STX OSV in Aalesund. Here is vessel specs: http://www.dof.no/Files/System/dof20..._Singapore.pdf
Although primarily a DSV, like most large offshore vessels these days she is also multi-purpose, but not to an extent where she becomes multi-usless.
Equipped with two work class ROVs and an AHC Offshore crane of 140 tonnes SWL and 2,500 m. of single wire main hook, she is also able to work in deep water, outside reach of the divers.
Here is first a few pictures taken from the web to show the vessel in full and at sea:


And at work:
Built at ST Marine, Singapore in 2011, but of Aker 06 design by STX OSV in Aalesund. Here is vessel specs: http://www.dof.no/Files/System/dof20..._Singapore.pdf
Although primarily a DSV, like most large offshore vessels these days she is also multi-purpose, but not to an extent where she becomes multi-usless.
Equipped with two work class ROVs and an AHC Offshore crane of 140 tonnes SWL and 2,500 m. of single wire main hook, she is also able to work in deep water, outside reach of the divers.
Here is first a few pictures taken from the web to show the vessel in full and at sea:


And at work:

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