Vessel Specs

Pelican Champion

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Alkahfi Charm

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Pelican Cheer

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WindFlex-27

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Heavy Rescue Vessel (Red Manta)

Sep 3, 2019
Heavy Rescue Vessel (Red Manta) Owner: Singapore Civil Defence Force The HRV is a 35-knot FiFi-1 classed Fire Fighting Search-and-Rescue vessel. It is capable of rescuing up to 300 people at sea, and is outfitted with a Marine Tactical HQ Command Post Room, decontamination and first-aid facilities. The vessel is powered by four MTU 16V4000 main engines with four Hamilton H721 waterjets. Vessel Overview Vessel Type Aluminium catamaran FiFi-1 classed Search-And-Rescue vesselJointly developed by Penguin Shipyard and BMT Classification BV |, ✠HULL, ✠ MACH, Special service-standby rescue vessel (300 survivors) / HSC Coastal Craft, Fire Fighting Ship 1 Water Spraying, Unrestricted Navigation ✠ AUT-UMS Flag Blue Ensign - Singapore Regs, Codes, Guidelines MARPOL, SOLAS Hull Particulars Length Overall 39.50  m Breadth Moulded 13.00  m Depth Moulded   4.30  m Loaded Draft   2.06  m Tonnage GRT    591  MT NRT    177  MT Max Displacement    320  MT Main Machinery Number of Main Engines 4 units with resilient mountings Make / Model MTU 16V 4000 M63L Total BHP 4 x 2,240 kW @ 1,800 rpm Propulsion 4 x Hamilton HM721 waterjets Performance Maximum Speed 38 knots @ 100% MCR Maximum Fuel Consumption       Approx. 2,270 L / hr Operating Speed  35 knots @  90% MCR Economical Fuel Consumption      Approx. 2,110 L / hr Generators and Auxiliary Engines Generators 2 x Caterpillar SR4 Alternator 250 ekW Prime Movers 2 x 375 BHP @ 1,500 rpm Make / Model Caterpillar C9.1 Vessel Power Supply 415/220 Volt AC, 50 Hz, 3-phase + 24 Volt DC Shore Power / Reefer Sockets 1 / 4 Safety Equipment Life Rafts 2 x 150 @ HSC Type 2 x 101 @ HSC Type 2 x 12 @ SOLAS Type Life Jackets 225 (foam) on board as per SOLAS 87 (inflatable) on board as per SOLAS Life Buoys 8 on board as per SOLAS Scrambling Nets 2 units Inflatable scrambling ramp 4 units Other Equipment Pyrotechnics, line-throwing apparatus Rescue Zone Port and Starboard Fire Fighting Response Features Fire Pumps 2 x 1,350 cbm per hour Fire Monitors 2 x 1,200 cbm per hour Shore Supply Hydrants 6 x 5" at bow area Accommodation Main Deck: Passenger Toilets 4 cubicles with showers Decontamination Room Fitted for 12 pax Rescue Room Fitted for 300 pax Breathing Air Compressor Room Fitted Fire Fighting Equipment Room Fitted First Aid Room Fitted Personnel Protective Equipment Room Fitted Main Switchboard Room Fitted Upper Deck: Command Room Fitted for 20 pax Crew Toilet 2 cubicles Crew Shower Rooms 2 cubicles Crew Cabins / Total Bunks 4 / 6 (2 x 1-man, 2 x 2-man) Crew Mess Fitted AHU Room Fitted Server Room Fitted Electronics and Controls GMDSS Sea Area A1 + A2 VHF Furuno FM-8900S Wind Anemometer Rm Yong 05103-58 BNWAS LeGuardian2025 Marine Radar Furono FAR-2117-D ECDIS Furuno FMD-3200 GPS Furuno GP-170D Depth / Echo Sounder Furuno FE-800 Satellite Compass Furuno SC-110 Magnetic Compass Riviera 6" Navtex Furuno NX-700A Public Address / Intercom System Vingtor Zenitel Search Lights 2 x 1,000W EPIRB McMurdo E5 SART McMurdo S4 AIS Furuno FA-170 CCTV 16 units fitted Ship Controlling and Monitoring System Terasaki Tank Capacities Fuel Oil 28,000 L Fresh Water   4,800 L Foam Tank   4,800 L Oily Bilge      500 L Black Water   2,400 L IMO-Approved Sewage Treatment Plant Fitted IMO-Approved Oily Water Separator 15 ppm Special Features BV-classed FiFi Class 1 notation BV-classed Unmanned Machinery Space notation Command room with multi-media TV wall Wall-mounted davit at rescue zone for man-overboard ops Customised scissor lift for casualty movement between decks Telescopic flood lights SOLAS A-frame davit Remotely operated underwater vehicle Side-scan sonar Jason's cradle For General Arrangement and additional information, please email psa@penguin.com.sg. We will attend to your enquiry promptly.

Marine Rescue Vessel (Red Dolphin)

Sep 2, 2019
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Marine Rescue Vessel (Red Dolphin) Owner: Singapore Civil Defence Force The MRV is a 30-knot FiFi-1 classed Fire Fighting Search-and-Rescue vessel. It is the world's first aluminum fireboat with Chemical, Biological and Radiological defences, as well as decontamination and first-aid facilities. The vessel is powered by three MTU 16V4000 main engines with three Hamilton H721 waterjets. Vessel Overview Vessel Type Aluminium monohull FiFi-1 classed Search-And-Rescue vesselJointly developed by Penguin Shipyard and BMT Classification BV |, ✠HULL, ✠ MACH, Special service-standby rescue vessel (30 survivors) / HSC Coastal Craft, Fire Fighting Ship 1 Water Spraying, Unrestricted Navigation X AUT-UMS Flag Blue Ensign - Singapore Regs, Codes, Guidelines MARPOL, SOLAS Hull Particulars Length Overall 34.90  m Breadth Moulded   8.00  m Depth Moulded   4.00  m Loaded Draft   1.76  m Tonnage GRT    273  MT NRT    104  MT Max Displacement    215  MT Main Machinery Number of Main Engines 3 units with resilient mountings Make / Model MTU 16V 4000 M63L Total BHP 3 x 2,240 kW @ 1,800 rpm Propulsion 3 x Hamilton HM721 waterjets Performance Maximum Speed 32 knots @ 100% MCR Maximum Fuel Consumption       Approx. 1,700 L / hr Operating Speed 30 knots @  90% MCR Economical Fuel Consumption       Approx. 1,580 L / hr Generators and Auxiliary Engines Generators 2 x Caterpillar SR4 Alternator 150 ekW Prime Movers 2 x 253 BHP @ 1,500 rpm Make / Model Caterpillar C7.1 Vessel Power Supply 415/220 Volt AC, 50 Hz, 3-phase + 24 Volt DC Shore Power / Reefer Sockets 1 / 4 Safety Equipment Life Rafts 2 x 51-man each side as per SOLAS 1 x 100-man on Starboard side Life Jackets 46 on board as per SOLAS Life Buoys 6 on board as per SOLAS Scrambling Nets 2 units Other Equipment Pyrotechnics, line-throwing apparatus Rescue Zone Port and Starboard Fire Fighting Response Features Fire Pumps 2 x 1,350 cbm per hour 1 x 2,600 cbm per hour Fire Monitors 2 x 1,200 cbm per hour Shore Supply Hydrants 1 x 2,400 cbm per hour 6 x 5" on cargo deck Accommodation and Amenities Main Deck: Passenger Toilets 2 cubicles with showers Decontamination Cubicles Fitted for 6 pax Rescue Room Fitted for 30 pax Breathing Air Compressor Room Fitted Fire Fighting Equipment Room Fitted First Aid Room Fitted Personnel Protective Equipment Room Fitted AHU Room Fitted Below Main Deck: Crew Toilet 1 cubicle with shower Crew Mess and Galley Fitted Dry Store Fitted Electronics and Controls GMDSS Sea Area A1+A2 VHF Furuno FM-8900S Wind Anemometer Rm Yong 05103-58 BNWAS LeGuardian2025 Marine Radar Furono FAR-2117-D ECDIS Furuno FMD-3200 GPS Furuno GP-170D Depth / Echo Sounder Furuno FE-800 Satellite Compass Furuno SC-110 Magnetic Compass Riviera 6" Navtex Furuno NX-700A Public Address / Intercom System Vingtor Zenitel Search Lights 2 x 1,000W EPIRB McMurdo E5 SART McMurdo S4 AIS Furuno FA-170 CCTV 16 units fitted Ship Controlling and Monitoring System Terasaki Tank Capacities Fuel Oil 28,000 L Fresh Water   2,000 L Foam Tank 12,000 L Oily Bilge      500 L Black Water      750 L IMO-Approved Sewage Treatment Plant Fitted IMO-Approved Oily Water Separator 15 ppm Special Features Chemical, biological and radiological detection and protection system BV-classed FiFi Class 1 notation BV-classed Unmanned Machinery Space notation Man-riding knuckle-boom crane with RHIB For General Arrangement and additional information, please email psa@penguin.com.sg. We will attend to your enquiry promptly.

SCDF Fireboats

Sep 2, 2019
Singapore Civil Defence Force The Life Saving Force Marine Rescue Vessel (Red Dolphin) 30-knot FiFi-1 classed Fire Fighting Search-and-Rescue vessel. World's first aluminum fireboat with Chemical, Biological and Radiological defences, as well as decontamination and first-aid facilities. Heavy Rescue Vessel (Red Manta) 35-knot FiFi-1 classed Fire Fighting Search-and-Rescue vessel. Capable of rescuing up to 300 people at sea, outfitted with a Marine Tactical HQ Command Post Room, decontamination and first-aid facilities.