News about Seawork 2003

• Coatings? paints? Non-slip surfaces?

  01 May 2003

  seawork’s got it covered with over a dozen specialist manufacturers and suppliers 

• More Power to the People

  01 May 2003

  No other UK commercial marine event can boast more exhibitors from the power and propulsion sector.  

• It’s vital to know the ropes…

  01 May 2003

  In almost every aspect of the industry, knowledge of ropes, lines and the properties of modern filaments and fibres is essential for safety and security. 

• Our Numbers Up

  01 May 2003

  Industry confidence is strong and the commercial marine sector is expressing that confidence in vastly increased backing for the unique exhibition and conference that supports it. 

• Halmatic 1-2-3-4-5

  01 May 2003

  The UK’s most prolific workboat builder, VT Halmatic Ltd, will present five very different vessels at seawork this year. 
   

• The future of our ports

  01 May 2003

   If you want to know how ports will cope with a changing world economy, this is a unique opportunity to find out first hand from those in the know. 

• Small Companies with Big Ideas

  01 May 2003

  The Small Business Enterprise Zone at seawork2003 is set to be a major area of interest for visitors this year.  

• ‘Spirit of Innovation Award’ Presentation

  01 May 2003

  Following the success of the 2002 Innovations Showcase, sponsors Bond Pearce are sponsoring the first ever seawork Innovations Award at the event this year. Named the ‘Spirit of Innovation’, the  trophy will be presented to the company which has been involved in the  development of the most innovative product, vessel or project within the past 12 months.  

• Safety, Safety, Safety

  01 May 2003

  A host of new exhibitors and new products make a visit to seawork2003 an imperative for managers and executives whose roles include this vital responsibility. 

• Your last chance to say ‘Bon Voyage’ to Transatlantic Bear

  01 May 2003

  A unique opportunity to see Ocean Dynamics’ 11m open RIB, skipper Bear Grylls, and members of his crew, before they attempt the high latitude transatlantic crossing later this summer. 

• ‘The best seawork yet!’

  01 May 2003

  Commenting recently on the 2003 event, Andrew Webster, Managing Director of Mercator Media, said: ‘I believe we have our best show ever.’