We are a class leading wind farm vessel support operator, operating internationally out of Cowes, UK, with a fleet of fourteen IACS classified multi-purpose offshore energy support vessels. Each vessel is purpose designed and constructed to conduct safe, fast, comfortable transport and transfer of personnel and equipment in the toughest of marine environments.

Our company works directly with developers, utilities, manufacturers and support services businesses to provide fast and efficient offshore personnel and equipment transfers for a range of customers. 

We pride ourselves in being a respected vessel operator and are consistent in our commitment to maintaining the highest possible safety standards, listening to our customers, co-operating with our competitors, keeping in front of developments and incentivising our employees, while acting consultatively for the global offshore wind sector.


Energy

Renewable Energy

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Seacat Services Ltd

Seacat Services Ltd's headquarters in Cowes, United Kingdom

Ian Baylis

Lewis Bingley

James Kelly

Rosie Boullin-Barrett

This department is responsible for overseeing and coordinating all activities related to marine operations and vessel management.

Marine Operations

This department focuses on the design, development, and maintenance of engineering projects and solutions.

Engineering Department

This department handles the maintenance and management of fleet vehicles to ensure optimal performance and reliability.

Fleet Operations

This department oversees the planning, execution, and completion of various projects within the organization.

Project Management

This department oversees the operational and technical aspects of vessels to ensure safety and efficiency.

Seacat Services Ltd

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Marine Operations

Engineering Department

Fleet Operations

Project Management

Vessel Management

Offices

Seacat Services Ltd

Org chart

Teams

Marine Operations

Engineering Department

Fleet Operations

Project Management

Vessel Management

Offices

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