Skandi Seven - IMO:9408671

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2.2

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Accommodation

2
Downtime Facilities

3
Food & Drink

1
Onboard Wifi

4
Cleanliness

1

Skandi Seven Vessel Specification

SKANDI SEVEN (IMO: 9408671) is a Multi Purpose Offshore Vessel and is sailing under the flag of NORWAY. Her length overall (LOA) is 120.7 meters and her width is 23 meters.

Vessel Name:

Skandi Seven
Vessel Call Sign:

LAWI8
Flag:

Norway
Vessel IMO:

9408671
Vessel MMSI:

257599000
Type:

Multi Purpose Offshore Vessel

Skandi Seven

The Skandi Seven is a highly capable, Norwegian-flagged multi-purpose offshore and subsea support vessel designed to handle complex deepwater operations worldwide. Built in 2008 and operated by the DOF Group, this 120.7-meter ship features an advanced DP2 dynamic positioning system for precise station-keeping and a massive 250-ton offshore crane for heavy subsea construction. With a spacious 1,300-square-meter working deck and onboard accommodations for up to 120 personnel, the vessel serves as a versatile and reliable platform for diving support, well intervention, and offshore energy infrastructure installation in the most challenging marine environments.

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Accommodation:

2
Downtime Facilities:

3
Food & Drink:

1
Onboard Wifi:

4
Cleanliness:

1

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The sheriff of Grottingham

United Kingdom

2.2

24 Jun 2026

A nice ship let down by laziness, apathy and poor leadership. Sheets with holes in them in almost every cabin, my cabin was not cleaned (apart from by me) in 6 weeks. The local content get paid but can't be bothered to do their jobs, compare this with the Captains deck which had Filipino stewards, and you find a different story. Catering leadership is woeful. In all my years at sea, this is the one and only vessel that managed to run out of rice. Seriously? A sign on the food area, no rice or potatoes left, sorry. It's a shame when the vessel itself is OK and older vessels are much better looked after. The "oh its been in Africa for ages" isn't an excuse for sloth.

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