CM Pecos newly arrived in Bautino Kazakhstan
CMI has successfully achieved 5 Million Man Hours without Lost Time Injury in August 2015.
CM Pecos and CM Pelios arrive in Sri Lanka for bunkering en route to Caspian Sea. Vessels are complete with anti-piracy measures prior to commencement of Arabian Sea transit.
These two 65 ton bollard pull ASD tugs were mobilised directly from their Singapore shipbuilders to Venezuela in early 2013. Operating under Venezuelan flag and with local crew and support, these vessels have performed without problem since their arrival and we are pleased that the charterers have expressed their confidence by declaring options to extend for a further 12 months.
CMI Offshore is pleased to announce the purchase of two new tugs for future Caspian operations.
The two ships are sister vessels with 40 ton bollard pull and with 3.5m draft are well suited for operations in the North Caspian Sea.
They will shortly mobilise from Singapore and underline the ongoing commitment of the CMI Offshore Group to fleet expansion and modernisation
CM Rescue is key vessel in the first Turkmenistan government sponsored Emergency Exercise for Offshore Oil Industry. CM Rescue is a modern North Sea Class B Emergency Rescue and Recovery Vessel acquired in 2014 and now on term charter to Dragon Oil.
HSE Bulletin – Emergency Response Exercise in Turkmenbashi 23.9.14