Seawork International 2017

Commercial Rib Charter has expanded its commercial diving support services with the conversion of CRC Galaxy into a fully equipped dive support vessel. Already a proven 15m cabin Rib, CRC Galaxy has now been configured to provide a practical, capable and efficient platform for commercial diving operations. The conversion combines the vessel’s offshore capability, shallowContinue reading "Seawork International 2017"

We’re absolutely delighted to announce that Commercial Rib Charter has been honoured with a prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise, in the innovation category, for the development and operation of CRC Walrus. This is a huge moment for our team and one of the biggest achievements in our company’s history. CRC Walrus is believed to beContinue reading "Seawork International 2017"

The commercial marine industry offers a unique and rewarding career path for those looking to work on the water. From supporting offshore energy projects to assisting with marine construction and events, workboats play a vital role across a wide range of sectors. For new seafarers looking to enter the industry, understanding what’s required, both inContinue reading "Seawork International 2017"

Commercial marine projects rarely stay in one place for long. Offshore energy developments, subsea cable installations and coastal infrastructure projects often require vessels to mobilise quickly between different countries and ports. Commercial Rib Charter provides marine support vessels for offshore energy, subsea cable installation and marine construction projects across Europe and internationally. Our fleet ofContinue reading "Seawork International 2017"

Operating an amphibious vessel is unlike any other role on the water. It demands constant awareness, technical knowledge, and the ability to make confident decisions across two very different environments. To give a genuine insight into what this involves, we spoke with Sam Goldfinch, skipper of CRC Walrus, one of our specialist amphibious vessels, about whatContinue reading "Seawork International 2017"

The commercial workboat and Rib charter sector has long been viewed as a male dominated environment. Long days, demanding conditions, heavy equipment, and high pressure decision making have traditionally shaped perceptions of who belongs on deck. But the reality on the water is changing, not because standards have shifted, but because more women are meetingContinue reading "Seawork International 2017"

The UK’s marine sector relies on an enormous amount of specialist work that rarely makes the headlines. Offshore wind maintenance, scientific research, coastal engineering, commercial diving and film production all depend on reliable vessels and experienced crews to keep operations running smoothly. CRC supports this infrastructure by providing fast RIBs, versatile workboats, stable catamarans andContinue reading "Seawork International 2017"

As winter settles in at CRC headquarters, our vessels return from projects, and it’s time to prepare them for the next busy season. This quieter period allows us to carry out scheduled maintenance, machinery servicing, and necessary repairs, as well as more extensive refit work, including engine rebuilds. All maintenance and repair activities are loggedContinue reading "Seawork International 2017"