POSH COMMANDER

POSH COMMANDER (IMO: 9514286) sailing under the Singapore flag. It has an overall length of 246 feets and a beam of 59 feets.

Vessel Identification

• MMSI: 566695000
• IMO: 9514286
• Call Sign: 9V3970
• Flag State: Singapore
• Vessel Type: Offshore Tug / Supply Vessel
• AIS Vessel Type: Towing Vessel

Specification

• Gross Tonnage: 4,654 GT
• Deadweight: 4,000 DWT
• Length Overall: 90.4 m
• Beam: 22 m
• Draft: 7.2 m
• Year Built: 2011

Propulsion

• Propulsion Type: Diesel-Electric / Azimuth Stern Drive
• Engine Configuration: Twin Azimuth Thrusters
• Bollard Pull: 180+ tonnes
• Vessel Class: AHTS (Anchor Handling Tug Supply)

Shipyard

• Builder: Keppel Singmarine
• Build Country: Singapore
• Year Delivered: 2011

Owner / Operator

• Registered Owner: POSH Fleet Services Pte Ltd
• Operator: PACC Offshore Services Holdings (POSH)
• Company Headquarters: Singapore

Navigation / Communications Equipment

• AIS Class: Class A Transponder
• GMDSS Equipped: Yes
• Navigation Systems: ECDIS, Radar, DGPS

Operating Region

• Primary Region: Asia Pacific, Southeast Asia
• Secondary Regions: Middle East, West Africa
• Operational Area: Offshore oil and gas fields, deep water anchor handling and towing operations

Vessel Description

POSH Commander is a large, high-specification Anchor Handling Tug Supply vessel operated by PACC Offshore Services Holdings (POSH), one of Asia's largest offshore marine companies headquartered in Singapore. Built by Keppel Singmarine and delivered in 2011, the vessel is designed for demanding offshore operations including anchor handling, towing, and supply duties in support of deepwater drilling and production activities. With a substantial bollard pull capacity exceeding 180 tonnes and fitted with azimuth thruster propulsion, the vessel is capable of operating in challenging sea conditions across multiple offshore regions. As part of the POSH fleet, the vessel operates under the Singapore flag and is deployed across various international offshore energy markets including Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and West Africa.