NEW ZEALAND

Skandi Singapore working on NZ dive jobs

ONE of the most technically advanced dive support vessels in the world has arrived in New Zealand waters for three short-term assignments likely to take about six weeks.

The 7386-tonne Skandi Singapore arrived at Port Taranaki from Singapore last Saturday after successfully completing its first job, working off Indonesia for US major ConocoPhillips. After customs clearances,...

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