The life onboard an anchor handling vessel. AHTS. Life at sea! 

Nice looking ship, I loved working on AHTS, hard working ships hard working crew.. awesome times..

It would be nice to see a DIAGRAM of the ANCHORING systems ...and also a diagram of your work....what are you guys doing? Moving/swaping/maint/ etc.

Hardwork!

Hei, jeg er en pensjonert skipper som har seilt offshore 1980 - 2014. Jobber nå med å organisere et Sjøfarts og Fiskerimuseum i Tromsø. Vi åpnet juni 2022 men jobber fortsatt med utstillinger. I den forbindelse skulle jeg gjerne vist denne videoen sammen med noen andre på en skjerm i offshore avdelingen. Tenker nedlasting på en minnepenn og vi har videoer med en varighet på ca 20 min som går i loop hele dagen. Noen som kan hjelpe, gi tillatelse?

Great video, very interesting thanks. How many crew does it take to operate such a vessel, or does it depend on the tasking at hand ??. Cheers.

Ahts vessel are good Or not? Please reply asap. As a career prospective

Anchor Handling is one of the most dangerous operations at sea lot of incidents ending fatal. The second most dangerous work is mooring line handling and risk of deadly snapbacks. guess what i will be joining an AHTS in a few days

Great video! Im taking a maritime class in high school right now and i find it really interesting, hope I work on an OSV one day!

Man, if I were a billionaire, I wouldn't' buy a yacht; I'd buy one of these cool tugs to live on.

I wish this had some one talking to explain. I sort of get it. I was brought here because there are 2 of these retired vessels by my house and I cruise by on my boat and it’s fascinating

AHTs are probably the most versatile of vessels. They usually have a big crane, can carry sea containers and often ROVs on deck. Below deck: mud, grout, methanol, offload fuel - you name it.

Nice!

2:00 Requiem for a Dream vibes

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Ok/ Goog video

Do AHTS vessels have exercise rooms to make sure the crew gets enough exercise?

Shout out to all AHTS and PSV crews in the North Sea, I worked on BigOrange XVIII Stimulation ship in the North Sea for a while, NORWEGIAN BUILT Ulstein vessel launched in 1986 and still working. Does anyone know this 'Queen of the North Sea' ? Originally based in Montrose Scotland then Esbjerg ! Any stories welcome, I have a specific page that features her often. I also had a hand in Deepstim Norway I and II Stimulation ships built by Island Offshore , Allesund !

Such a large and nice vessel but what a tiny gym..

Does the captain operate the winche also or is that a task for someone else ?

a massive wheel house yet only one person in it ....!

This is so cool! You are a very lucky boy

Obviously a dangerous job and I'm sure the sailors are adequately compensated because of it

When you approach to the installation you do it in Full DP mode or in manual mode ?

Real hero

I feel like anchor handling ships can also act as ocean tugs when needed.

Powerful ship!

Great video. Thanks. How's the pay?

That deck is not a place for the faint of heart or the slow of wit or reflex !!

Do you need another Anchor handling tug supply ship

It's good that you have a very adequate team and equipment..

What is the duty of AB on AHTS?

super!!!