International WorkBoat Show

A rendering of SAFE Boats' 3812 full cabin fireboat. SAFE Boats' image.

SAFE Boats promotes new fireboat at International WorkBoat Show

WorkBoat Staff

Caterpillar Marine’s 3500E methanol-ready engine went on display at the International WorkBoat Show in New Orleans this month. Caterpillar photo.

Caterpillar’s methanol-ready engine at IWBS

WorkBoat Staff

Birdon Group's 47' Motor Life Boat. Birdon photo.

Coast Guard boat acquisitions and requests for proposal

Ben Hayden

Metal Shark annøunced the Navy has awarded a new seven-year contract for up to 73 patrol boats worth $290 million. Metal Shark photo.

US Navy vessel planners meet builders at IWBS

WorkBoat Staff

A bustling show floor at this year's International WorkBoat Show. Britton Spark photo.

Record-breaking WorkBoat Show sets stage for expansion in 2025

WorkBoat Staff

Women in maritime: Breaking barriers and building careers

Carli Stewart

Cometto's MSPE 48T on display at the 2024 International WorkBoat Show. WorkBoat photo.

Cometto: Modular transporters for heavy industrial applications

Ben Hayden

WorkBoat photo.

Oilfield Divers Monument Scholarship nurtures future workforce by being “by divers and for divers”

Jeremiah Karpowicz

Custom Design and Fabrication's hot water systems can be found at Booth UI-3902. WorkBoat photo.

Custom Design and Fabrication provides hot water solutions for underwater work

Ben Hayden

Building the future maritime workforce

Carli Stewart

Weeks Marine's 364' trailing suction hopper dredge (TSHD) Magdalen. The TSHD has a hopper capacity of 8,550 cubic yards, which is equivalent to more than 560 truckloads of material. Weeks Marine photo.

US dredging industry discussed at International WorkBoat Show

Ben Hayden

Panel at the International WorkBoat Show titled "Paving the Way to Sustainable Shipyard and Port Operations." Left to right: Brittney Blokker, Jan Allman, Emily Federer, Jeri Shull. Photo Doug Stewart.

Shipyards and ports to play key role in driving maritime sustainability

Matt Collins

Shipyard workers at Fincantieri's Marinette Marine facility in Wisconsin are responsible for building advanced vessels. Fincantieri Photo.

Workforce issues dragging down otherwise upbeat shipbuilding industry, executives say

Ken Hocke