Our diverse fleet of modern, harsh environment, efficient tonnage is capable of offshore supply & support, salvage, personnel transfer, ice management, towing, dredge support and subsea cable repair & maintenance.

HORIZON ARCTIC

Environmentally-friendly Clean Design class notation Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) Vessel ; equipped with a dual propulsion system can adapt power needs to the type of operation with diesel electric mode. Designed and equipped for advanced offshore support operations. Special Purpose Ship (SPS) notation and large, high standard accommodations for 60 persons.

HORIZON DRAGON

UT 717 Environmentally friendly Clean Design class notation Platform Supply Vessel (PSV), equipped with modern technology and specially designed for safe and reliable services to offshore installations with additional duty as a standby vessel for 220 persons.

POLAR PRINCE

The Polar Prince maintains a long-established record for breaking out harbours and escorting ships through the ice encountered in the harsh Canadian Arctic environment. This vessel is classed as a medium duty icebreaker with Arctic Class 1+ and boasts significant strength due to its unique ice breaking bow, heavily reinforced cruiser stern, low intakes and heavy steering and propulsion.

HORIZON GLACIER

Ice-strengthened tugs perform towing, ice management, and general workboat services. Utilized for activities such as: coastal protection programs, tug and barge operations in specific nîches and supporting Canada’s oil sand projects in Alberta.

HORIZON CHINOOK

Ice-strengthened tugs perform towing, ice management, and general workboat services. Utilized for activities such as: coastal protection programs, tug and barge operations in specific nîches and supporting Canada’s oil sand projects in Alberta.

HORIZON AURORA

Ice-strengthened tugs perform towing, ice management, and general workboat services. Utilized for activities such as: coastal protection programs, tug and barge operations in specific nîches and supporting Canada’s oil sand projects in Alberta.

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