Seawork
Contact Information
Contact Name:
Fay Reeve
Contact Position:
Exhibition Manager
Telephone:
(01329) 825335
Email:
Email Seawork
Spinnaker House,
Waterside Gardens,
Fareham,
PO16 8SD
Website:
www.seawork.com
Company Information
Summary:
Seawork is Europe’s leading commercial marine and workboat exhibition and conference, held annually in Southampton. It is the trusted meeting place for the global commercial marine sector and remains open for business year-round at Seawork.com
Seawork is the annual meeting place for the commercial marine and workboat sector and is a proven platform to build business networks. It delivers an international audience of visitors supported by our trusted partners made up of the industry’s key associations and representative organisations.
Seawork provides the opportunity to present your business to people who specify and purchase marine equipment, supplies, services and vessels, in one place at one time. Connect and network with over 400 exhibitors and more than 7,200 marine professionals from over 60 countries.
The exhibition encompasses:
- 12,000m² of undercover space in purpose-built exhibition halls.
- Purpose built pontoons host over 70 vessels and floating exhibits.
- A Quayside for large exhibits and outdoor demonstrations.
- Excellent conference and meeting facilities.
- Marine Civils is co-located with Seawork.
Features include:
- Sector specific Pavilions and Trails, including SMI Hub.
- HM Government departments support for the UK workboat & RHIB Sector, including NSO, DBT, MoD DE&S Boat Team, ECJU and Crown Commercial Services.
- Highly regarded Conference programme, chaired by industry experts,
- Careers & Training Day encouraging skills into the industry.
- Speed@Seawork, Monday 10 June – the 5th edition of this sector specific event for fast vessels operating at high speed for security interventions and Search & Rescue.
- European Commercial Marine Awards.
- Innovations Showcase.
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