Bridge of Greatship Maya - DP officer's console

Greatship Maya Anchored off Dampier - NW Shelf of West Australia

Bluestone Offshore’s Greatship Maya is a dynamically positioned (IMO Class 2) geotechnical vessel, capable of performing worldwide, geotechnical surveys in water depths of up to 2000m. The vessel holds a valid Special Purpose Ship Safety Certificate according to the IMO SPS Code 2008.  

• Flag: Singapore
• Speed / Endurance:   13knots / 45 days
• Builder / Year : Keppel Marine 2009
• Length /Breadth: 93.6m /19.70 m
• Deadweight : 4600 tons
• Max loaded draft: 6.3 m
• Classification Society : Det Norsk Veritas (DNV)
• Main Engines: 4 x 2133 kw each
• Propellers: 2 x steerable rotatable (360deg) thrusters
• Bow Thrusters: 3 x 1050 kw Tunnel thrusters
• Accommodation:
  • 66 Berths fully air-conditioned single and double berth cabins
• Recreational Rooms:
  • Gymnasium, Reception Area, Lounge, Dayroom, Smoking room, Mess hall
• Workshop for instruments
• Client office space / Marine office / Geotechnical office
• Back Deck
  • 7mx7m Moon Pool
  • Two cranes
• Dynamic Positioning
  • Gyro compass x 3
  • DGPS x 2
  • Motion reference x 2
  • Underwater reference 1 x sonardyne / Hipap 500
• Mud system

Bluestone Offshore has the Greatship Maya currently configured as a dedicated geotechnical drill ship.