Sistac Victoria, a purpose-built RINA-classed, DP-2 monohull dive support vessel has been delivered to Sistac Sistemas De Acesso, Brazil.
The vessel, intended for service in Brazilian offshore waters, was designed by Incat Crowther in collaboration with the vessel’s builder, SeaSafe Barcos Manufacturados S.A. in Angra dos Reis, Brazil.
The Sistac Victoria’s aft working deck includes multiple A-frame assemblies with integrated winches for ROV and dive bell launching and retrieving as well as a knuckle boom crane for handling deck gear and a small rescue/service vessel. The aft deck also features a lower platform at the stern to facilitate direct access to the sea by diving personnel. Completing the aft deck arrangement is a dive shop and dive control center, which is centrally located on the aft deck.
The interior of the main deck house includes an emergency generator space as well as a decompression chamber. Below decks are accommodations for the 33 crew and dive personnel.
The vessel is powered by four Scania DI13 main engines driving Hamilton HM 521 waterjets through ZF 665 gearboxes and equipped with three Thrustmaster 30TT200 tunnel bow thrusters. Main electrical power is supplied by four Scania DI13, 375 ekW gensets.