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Survitec’s Seahaven Inflatable Lifeboat Wins Dual Ship Technology Excellence Awards

Global survival technology leader Survitec has received two Ship Technology Excellence Awards for its Seahaven inflatable lifeboat, recognized in both Innovation and Safety categories. Launched in 2022, Seahaven offers a modern alternative to traditional lifeboats, specifically designed for large cruise ships, enabling the evacuation of up to 1,060 passengers within 22 minutes—well within the SOLAS 30-minute standard.

Seahaven’s compact, Panamax-compliant design maximizes deck space, enhancing passengers’ sea views and natural light access. Its automated deployment reduces crew workload and cuts maintenance demands by 93%, from 150 hours to just 10 hours. Engineered with input from aerospace practices, Seahaven represents a collaborative, five-year effort by Survitec’s marine engineers to advance safety and operational efficiency in the maritime industry.

Survitec’s Chief Operating Officer, Claude Sada, commended the project team, highlighting Seahaven as a milestone in maritime safety innovation.

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