Offshore towing

Offshore towing is the process of pulling large vessels or structures, such as oil platforms or ships, through open water using specialized tugboats or ships. These tugs are powerful and equipped to handle heavy loads and challenging sea conditions, ensuring the safe movement of these assets from one location to another. This service is essential for transporting equipment for offshore oil and gas operations, relocating ships, or positioning infrastructure in remote areas. Proper planning and experienced crew are crucial to manage risks posed by weather, currents, and the size of the cargo during offshore towing operations.