Registration

Speed

Book Session

Speed@Seawork

08:45 - 17:00

Speed

English

Price: GBP 290

Tax: GBP 58 (20%)

Total: GBP 348

Speed@Seawork

Book Session

Speed@Seawork, held in partnership with SMI (Society of Marine Industries), offers an international field of delegates from the defence and specialist sectors the opportunity to participate in sea-trials, enjoy fast manoeuvres and equipment demonstrations, as well as watching keynote presentations from Procurement and MOD personnel.
Aimed squarely at facilitating growth and development for the design, build and operation of these vessels, Speed@Seawork turns the spotlight on this significant specialist sector of the commercial marine business, offering knowledge sharing, networking, exhibiting, sponsorship and demonstration opportunities.
Delegates can expect to access sector-specific companies throughout the day and receive pertinent keynote speeches from UK Ministry of Defence and Procurement personnel, MOD Police, Army and Adventurous Training with the first presentations over breakfast.
All delegate bookings include:

Travel to the Royal Ocean Racing Club, Cowes, Isle of Wight from Southampton Town Quay onboard Ocean Scene.
Breakfast on board with presentations and networking.
A full day showcasing a wide selection of fast-working boats demonstrating the latest technology and equipment.
All vessels are available for delegates to participate in sea trials with varied sea state scenarios.
Lunch at the Royal Ocean Racing Club including speakers and pop-up exhibitors.
Return journey to Southampton with drinks, canapes, networking and opportunities to view some of the exhibiting vessels in action.

Delegate option 1 £290.00 + VAT
One delegate place

Delegate Option 2 £500.00 + VAT
Product Display Area: 1 x delegate place, pop up banner, tabletop space, website listing.

Additional delegate place £195.00 + VAT
From the same company

To book delegate option 2 or additional delegates from the same company, please contact:

Commercial Marine Sales Team:
Tel: +44 1329 825 335
sales@seawork.com

Conference Room 1

My Schedule

Get Set for Workboat 2050 - Series 4, Session 5: Expanding offshore wind farm capacity by 2030 – how do we meet the target?

09:00 - 10:15

Conference Room 1

English

Get Set for Workboat 2050 - Series 4, Session 5: Expanding offshore wind farm capacity by 2030 – how do we meet the target?

My Schedule

Series 4 continues to dive into the latest developments in innovation and technology in the workboat sector to assist vessel operators and commercial marine businesses to decarbonise. The series will tackle the theme of what technology can be adopted now - helping to support businesses with decision-making to increase efficiency, reduce OPEX costs, and progress with sustainability plans to achieve net zero.

Session 5 will feature 4 expert speakers covering the topic 'Expanding offshore wind farm capacity by 2030 – how do we meet the target?'.

Speakers

Steve Myers

SOV Operations Director

North Star

Philip Lewis

Director Research

Intelatus Global partners

Moderators

Kerrie Forster

CEO

Workboat Association

Andy Page

Managing Director

Chartwell Marine HIDDEN

Conference Room 2

Decarbonisation and circularity in a future marine world

09:30 - 12:30

Conference Room 2

English

Decarbonisation and circularity in a future marine world

This session is aimed at suppliers, manufacturers and influencers attending Seawork, with a view to helping them learn more about how composite materials can help decarbonise the marine industry, working towards a circular life-span for materials used in a marine setting.

Programme
Welcome from Composites UK and sponsor, GRP Solutions

Panel discussion
Discussion led by Malcolm Forsyth at Composites UK with panelists from leading companies within the composites community sharing their experiences with how composites can help decarbonise the marine industry

Confirmed Panelists
•   Brian Harpur & Tommi Buckley, GRP Solutions
•   David Kendall, Optima Projects
•   Edward Tuite, British Marine
•   James Scott Anderson, Blue Parameters
•   Joe Penhaul Smith, Sustainable Sailing
•   TBC, Scott Bader

Rapid Speaker Sessions
Presentations from Composites UK members showcasing their innovations in this area.
•   Gerry Boyce, Hive Composites - Liquid thermoplastic polymers for the manufacture of recyclable composite boats.
•   Max Osmond, MSA Manufacturing Limited - Large Format 3D Printing/Additive Manufacture and its role in circularity.
•   Nico Voorzee, STRUCTeam - Engineering Lightweight Marine Structures and Sustainability.
•   Oliver Wessely, Gen 2 Plank - Helping UK boat builders and marina operators with waste to produce a circular recycling solution.
•   Steve Bramhall, Cristex - Bio-based epoxy systems for composites.
The session includes plenty of networking time.

Register as an attendee
Spaces at this session are extremely limited and therefore booking is required. Email events@compositesuk.co.uk to reserve your seat. You will still need to register for Seawork separately to enter the event.

Conference Room 2

My Schedule

Maritime UK Solent Awards 2024 - Launch event

13:00 - 15:00

Conference Room 2

English

Maritime UK Solent Awards 2024 - Launch event

My Schedule

Maritime UK Solent is formally launching this year's Awards at Seawork 2024. Network members and delegates are invited to hear previous winners describe the benefits and positive experiences that have come, beyond the simple prestige of being a winner.

We will also hear from Portsmouth Sail Training Trust, our current Charity of the Year, who will describe how being associated with Maritime UK Solent in the last year has furthered their work with supporting disadvantaged young people.

The formal opening for applications from Solent-based, maritime related charities will be made during the event, where they are invited to apply become Maritime UK Solent's Charity of the Year for 2024/2025. Charities are encouraged to go to the Maritime UK Solent website to apply - the closing date for applications is 16 July 2024.

The successful charity will have the opportunity to play a major part in the Maritime UK Solent Awards 2024, and will receive promotional support throughout the year.

Conference Room 1

My Schedule

WISTA & Seawork Women in Marine Industry Event

15:00 - 17:30

Conference Room 1

English

WISTA & Seawork Women in Marine Industry Event

My Schedule

In celebration of the WISTA's 50^th Anniversary and the 25^th Anniversary of Seawork, join us for the 2024 Women in Marine Industry event. Delegates will have the opportunity to learn from Keynote speakers, ask questions during a live panel debate, and enjoy the opportunity to network with fellow industry professionals during a relaxed and informal drinks reception.

Speakers

Natasha Brown

Head, Public Information Services

International Maritime Organization (IMO)

Louise Sara

Fleet Captain: Director - Maritime Standards

Carnival Corporation & plc

Moderators

Monica Kohli

President, Senior Lawyer

WISTA UK, Gard UK Ltd

Fiona Pankhurst

Press

Mercator Media

Conference Room 2

My Schedule

The Electric Seaway (TES) & Zero Emission Network of Workboats (ZENOW)

09:30 - 10:30

Conference Room 2

English

The Electric Seaway (TES) & Zero Emission Network of Workboats (ZENOW)

My Schedule

The session will focus on Aqua superPower’s evolving maritime charging infrastructure corridor along the south coast of the UK, and how this supports an accelerated transition to electric vessels. It will take an in-depth dive into the development of RAD’s electric drives and their integration into RS Electric vessels. Collectively the presentations will illustrate the opportunity these developments present for the workboat sector and how Innovate UK funding is enabling the World’s largest trial of electric workboats and charging infrastructure. The session will conclude with a panel discussion, offering views on the supply chain, challenges, collaboration and sector growth.

Speakers

Alex Bamberg

CEO

Aqua Superpower

Dan Hook

Co-Founder

RAD Propusion

Alex Newton Southon

Co-CEO

RS Marine Group

Moderators

Dan Turner

Director

Apricity Sustainability Consulting

Conference Room 1

My Schedule

Green technology – the impact of regulatory changes for workboats & how this is driving change

09:45 - 11:00

Conference Room 1

English

Alternative Fuels and Electrification

Green technology – the impact of regulatory changes for workboats & how this is driving change

My Schedule

The Future Fuel Matrix & OPEX Reduction

Decarbonising operations to reduce emissions and costs remains top of the agenda at Seawork. The 2024 conferences will share insights and learnings on key themes that are at the forefront of discussions across the industry.

The 2024 free to attend bitesize sessions will tackle how the latest regulations are driving change for fleet operators, vessel manufacturers and designers; what cutting edge technology is delivering for the commercial marine sector in the race to provide future fuel options; plus, the advantages and challenges with battery technology for commercial marine applications including workboats in meeting their day-to-day operational needs.

Session sponsored by

Speakers

Brian Bates

Head of Technical Sales

Eminox Limited

Francesco Sandrelli

Policy Director - Environment

UK Chamber of Shipping

Rob Taylor

Code Vessel Lead

Maritime and Coastguard Agency

Moderators

Owen Preece

MD & Marine Surveyor

Cedar Marine

Conference Room 1

My Schedule

The future fuel mosaic – the latest developments in methanol, hydrogen, and sustainable future fuels for the commercial marine sector

11:30 - 12:45

Conference Room 1

English

Alternative Fuels and Electrification

The future fuel mosaic – the latest developments in methanol, hydrogen, and sustainable future fuels for the commercial marine sector

My Schedule

The Future Fuel Matrix & OPEX Reduction

Decarbonising operations to reduce emissions and costs remains top of the agenda at Seawork. The 2024 conferences will share insights and learnings on key themes that are at the forefront of discussions across the industry.

The 2024 free to attend bitesize sessions will tackle how the latest regulations are driving change for fleet operators, vessel manufacturers and designers; what cutting edge technology is delivering for the commercial marine sector in the race to provide future fuel options; plus, the advantages and challenges with battery technology for commercial marine applications including workboats in meeting their day-to-day operational needs.

Speakers

Wim Boerma

Product manager HSC

Damen Shipyards

Thomas Beard

Alternative Fuels Lead

BMT

Keith Johnstone

Assistant Director, Ports

Maritime and Coastguard Agency

Barry McCooey

Founder and Managing Director

Marine and Hazardous Engines Ltd

Moderators

Noel Tomlinson

Senior Business Development Manager, Commercial Maritime

BMT

Conference Room 2

My Schedule

Masters Responsibility: Operations and the Law

14:00 - 15:00

Conference Room 2

English

Masters Responsibility: Operations and the Law

My Schedule

Aimed at all visitors, the Workboat Association will be running its annual ‘open doors’ Safety Forum at Seawork again on Wednesday 12th.
This year’s theme is Masters Responsibility: Operations and the Law
Learn from a line up of guest speakers: Legal Companies, Insurance, Operators and Civil Servants about case studies and highlights surround the Law and Master’s Responsibility.
We are particularly keen to welcome vessel crews and their direct managers, safety officers, HR and white collar professionals.

Do you know your responsibilities and how you may be considered responsible in a court of law? Join us to find out more...

Moderators

Kerrie Forster

CEO

Workboat Association

Shaun Mansbridge

Safety Manager Williams Shipping

Williams Shipping

Conference Room 1

My Schedule

Battery technology – an opportunity or a challenge for workboats?

14:15 - 15:30

Conference Room 1

English

Alternative Fuels and Electrification

Battery technology – an opportunity or a challenge for workboats?

My Schedule

The Future Fuel Matrix & OPEX Reduction

Decarbonising operations to reduce emissions and costs remains top of the agenda at Seawork. The 2024 conferences will share insights and learnings on key themes that are at the forefront of discussions across the industry.

The 2024 free to attend bitesize sessions will tackle how the latest regulations are driving change for fleet operators, vessel manufacturers and designers; what cutting edge technology is delivering for the commercial marine sector in the race to provide future fuel options; plus, the advantages and challenges with battery technology for commercial marine applications including workboats in meeting their day-to-day operational needs.

Speakers

Leo Hambro

Commercial Director

Tidal Transit Limited

Jelle Meindertsma

Sales Manager

EST-Floattech

Christophe Rident

Senior Naval Architect

Chartwell Marine

Wijtze van der Leij

Sales Manager Offshore Wind

Damen

Moderators

Philippa Langton

Partner

LA Marine

Conference Room 1

My Schedule

Workboat Code 3

10:30 - 11:30

Conference Room 1

English

Workboat Code 3

My Schedule

Join the Workboat Association together with MECAL, SCMS, YDSA and the MCA Survey Branch to openly discuss Workboat Code 3: Implementation and Surveying.

Following on from the over-subscribed WBC3 conference session at Seawork 2023, the latest session (moderated by the Workboat Association) will discover the intricacies, challenges and findings made in the last 6 months by the Certifying Authorities.

What is the experience from the first WBC3 code surveys?
What is the best practice?
How are certain elements being exampled?
How does it work?
When must everyone comply?

We aim to bring you the answers to the questions that industry are regularly asking.

Moderators

Kerrie Forster

CEO

Workboat Association

Andy Page

Managing Director

Chartwell Marine HIDDEN