The Support and Assistance vessel JASON (formerly APSARA) was built in 2005 at the Keppel shipyard in Singapore. She was originally an AHTS (Anchor Handling Towing Ship) designed to support African oil platforms. Transformed and commissioned by Les ABEILLES in 2009, she replaced the BSHM CARANGUE. She became the BSAA JASON, serving the protection of the Mediterranean coastline until today.
Types of intervention :
Oil spill response
Recovery of polluting objects and dangers to navigation
Towing on the high seas
Submarine rescue (Nato Rescue Submarine System)
Human diving support
Support of underwater robots (ROV)
Anchoring works
- Year built : 2009
- Building yard : Keppel Singmarine / Singapore
- Salvage stations history : Toulon
- Bollard pull (tons) : 126
- Maximum speed (knts) : 14
- Length (m) : 67,4
- Width (m) : 15,5
- Draught (m) : 6,5
- Crew: 10
- Propulsion power (KW) : 8210
- Electrical power (KW) : 4500
- Max. fuel capacity (m3) : 900
- Engines : 2 CAT 3612, 12 cyl. in line
- Propulsion : 2 x controlable pitch propoellers
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