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UK-based naval architects Chartwell Marine and local technology startup company Zelim are currently developing a new remotely operated vessel (ROV) that will be used as a marine rescue platform to serve customers in the offshore wind industry.
The vessel will be designed with accessible features to address limited mobility challenges, such as a rescue conveyor for recovering castaways from the water, easy-open door handles, an air-conditioned cabin, and a helicopter pick-up zone.
The vessel will be mounted onto offshore structures and deployed into the water via a 25-metre free fall following MOB or helicopter downing incidents. To maximise safety in severe weather conditions, the craft will be capable of operating in significant wave heights of 4.5 metres.
Source: Baird Maritime
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