TRITON CRUSADER

The TRITON CRUSADER is a Platform Supply Ship (PSS) with a deadweight tonnage (DWT) of 1,200 tonnes, primarily serving the offshore oil and gas industry. Built in 1981 by Halter Marine, Inc., this vessel is designed to support offshore operations with capabilities for supply and service tasks, although specific design features are currently unspecified. Its trading status is active, reflecting its operational relevance in maritime logistics within its designated trade routes.

Current AIS data indicates the vessel's speed is 0.1 knots, suggesting it may be moored or anchored, likely engaged in loading or discharging operations at its destination, VR 38. The vessel’s draft of 3.944 meters indicates it is not currently in ballast, which is typical for supply ships when engaged in cargo operations.

For brokers and charterers, the TRITON CRUSADER presents a potential asset in the offshore supply market, especially in regions with active oil and gas exploration. Given its operational capabilities, brokers should consider the vessel's age and condition as critical factors influencing charter rates. The demand for platform supply vessels remains steady, particularly in the US, which can enhance the vessel's commercial positioning.

The TRITON CRUSADER's specifications include a DWT of 1,200 tonnes and a gross tonnage of 991 tonnes, reflecting a vessel capable of substantial cargo handling. Its propulsion type, utilizing oil engines with geared drive, suggests potentially efficient performance suitable for various offshore tasks. Brokers should assess the implications of the vessel's age on maintenance requirements and operational reliability when considering charter opportunities.