This airport rescue launch is designed to carry and deploy 12 x 30 man life rafts in support of an aircraft water landing. She is designed to be slipway launched and is fitted with twin waterjets giving her excellent speed and manoeuvrability. She carries up to six crew in all weather and the layout is optimised for her specific rescue duties.

This fast landing craft style ambulance boat is tailored to provide a rapid emergency response capability in demanding conditions. She can pick up casualties from beach landings in inaccessible locations and provides a large casualty treatment area within her spacious deck house. She is fast and seaworthy and would be a welcome sight to anybody needing medical attention in a remote spot.

Main Particulars:

• LOA: 9,95 m
• Beam: 3,80 m (including fenders)
• Draft: 0,65 m
• Full Disp.: 7 ton (@ 0,65 m draft)
• Lightship Weight: 5,5 ton
• Engine Power: 2 * 300 HP (inboard diesel) or 2 * 250 HP (outboard fuel)
• Max. Speed: 35 knots
• D/O Tank Capacity: 0,6 ton
• Capacity: 2 patients + 2 medicals + 1 captain
• Building Material: HDPE
• Functional Purpose: ambulace, patient transfers and Search and Resque

This fast, all purpose landing craft is based upon the Alnmaritec ‘Wave Line’ hull form and provides an ideal platform for river or coastal waterway patrol and rescue duties. She has a very shallow draft and a low air draft, is tough and can be adapted to carry a wide variety of payloads including, vehicles or deck cargo. The comfortable wheelhouse is outfitted to carry 16 passengers or rescue crew.

This boat is designed for fast inshore rescue and fire fighting services either in coastal waters, or on rivers and inland waterways. She is powered by twin outboards and she is fitted with a donkey engine driving a pump and remotely operated fire monitor. She has a comfortable wheelhouse for the three crew and a Man Overboard recovery system on the large aft deck. She provides an excellent rescue platform and a very robust response boat.

This is an Aluminium foam collar RIB, designed specifically for Alnmaritec by Camarc which conforms to the SOLAS regulations for Fast Rescue Craft. The boat is designed to be davit launched from a single lifting point with a Henriksen quick release hook and she is arranged with clear access all round with a small foredeck coaming and the helm console sited amidships. She is powered by an inboard diesel driving a waterjet which makes her quick and manoeuvrable and she is extremely seaworthy.

This rugged and versatile RIB is designed as a fast rescue craft in support of offshore wind farm service operations. She can provide rescue cover for ‘Man Over Board’ incidents as well as for emergency evacuation from the wind turbine platforms. She has an enclosed wheelhouse which houses two crew and four passengers and she has seating for six more passengers externally, four in the canvas sided enclosure aft of the wheelhouse and two forward. She has a personnel transfer platform built into the bow and she complies with MCA Category 3 rules.

The Floating Hospital is a fully equipped and functional hospital. It is based on a catamaran hull thus providing an exceptional amount of available floor space. With its shallow draught it is very well suited for use in all types of navigable waterways.

This fast inshore rescue boat is designed for operation on lakes and rivers or in and around the fjords and sea lochs where she can provide all weather rapid emergency response. Her shallow draft and waterjets allow her to access difficult areas and to be beached. She is fitted with a bow loading ramp, fire fighting equipment, a survivor centre and a small casualty recovery/treatment room as well as an hydraulic deck crane.

This seaworthy little craft was developed as an inshore rescue boat for a coastal sailing club. She is sturdy enough to beach and take the bottom regularly and she has a sea kindly hull form which gives a dry and comfortable ride even at speed. She is fitted with rowlocks and is also light enough to row single handed.

Mercy ship has the capacity as large as 1,000 beds and capability of receiving about 200-patients per day. Expert surgeons can perform surgical procedures regardless of various sea conditions.