Potential Machinery
- 1 x inboard diesel engine -engine fitted with capsize cut out switch, reset on self righting
- 1 x waterjet or stern drive installation
Systems
- Electrical and manual bilge pumping system with high water level bilge alarm
- Fuel contained in under deck tank, total capacity 175 litres, fitted with remote reading gauge and manual shut off
- Access to tank through waterproof deck hatches
- Water separator/primary filter within engine compartment
- Engine cooling water taken from waterjet via a filter directly to the engine.
- Dry running ability allowing engines to be started on davits
- Fire detection system with visual/audible display on console
Internal Fit-Out
- Control console with instrument panel, emergency engine “kill”switch, navigation equipment and steering wheel
- Hinged engine cover with baffled vent ducting fitted with fire flap and fire extinguisher injection port
- Hand held fire extinguishers
- Single point lifting hook (Henriksen HMK3.5 or similar)
Inflatable Collar
- Heavy-duty collar constructed from 1200g/m neoprene composite tube approx. 500mm diameter
- Seven compartments each with relief valve. Collar fitted with solid neoprene cladding, lifelines, paddle stowage, stowage pouches, reflective patches and bow towing eye
- Collar easily removable by sliding from ‘wineglass’rail system
- Tow line release painter and toggle
Electrical
- Marine VHF, Coastguard radio with DSC module
- Navigation lights
- Magnetic compass
- Deck illuminating light forward of console
- Shore supply socket on engine box for block heater/battery charging
- Twin gel type batteries stowed under forward crew seats with charge splitter from engine alternator (60A). Batteries can be parallel connected for emergency engine starting
- Two 12v DC watertight sockets on console
- Console fitted with waterproof circuit breakers and instrumentation to IP65
- Blue flashing beacon on ‘A’frame. Portable waterproof searchlight 12v/55w
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Our Growing cyber business needs hundreds of graduates
293 graduates and trainees are being recruited by the Company in the UK in 2013, over 44% - 130 of them - will join Detica, our growing cyber and security business -
Largest apprentice intake in 5 years
We plan to recruit 387 engineering and business apprentices across our UK businesses in 2013 – the highest intake since 2008 – and 60 more than the Company recruited in 2012.
Contact
boats@baesystems.com
Sea and patrol boats
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Our Pacific range
Our range of performance rigid inflatable boats (RIBs) is designed and built primarily for maritime counter terrorism, policing, anti-piracy and search and rescue operations.
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Arctic Boats
Arctic is a versatile range of high performance outboard sea kindly hull forms, optimised to suit the requirements of the demanding military and para military sector. Our Arctic craft have been proven by a vast array of end-users including Royal Marines, Special Forces, Coastguard Agencies and Lifeboat services.
Sea and patrol boats
-
Our Pacific range
Our range of performance rigid inflatable boats (RIBs) is designed and built primarily for maritime counter terrorism, policing, anti-piracy and search and rescue operations.
-
Arctic Boats
Arctic is a versatile range of high performance outboard sea kindly hull forms, optimised to suit the requirements of the demanding military and para military sector. Our Arctic craft have been proven by a vast array of end-users including Royal Marines, Special Forces, Coastguard Agencies and Lifeboat services.
