Työvene has announced the successful delivery of MCS SWATH 3, the first in a series of three Crew Transfer Vessels (CTV), to MCS Maritime Craft Services Ltd of Scotland. The vessel, utilizing SWATH (Small Waterplane Area Twin Hull) technology, is designed to reduce motion in high seas and provide exceptional ride comfort and safety for service technicians transferring to offshore installations. The delivery marks a significant milestone for both companies, with special thanks extended to the collaborative efforts of the teams involved and to John Kecsmar for his contributions to the SWATH design.
Työvene Delivers First MCS SWATH 3 Crew Transfer Vessel to MCS Maritime Craft Services Ltd
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