HEBO Maritiemservice is a Dutch maritime services company supporting clients across emergencies, salvage, ports, terminals, offshore projects, infrastructure, transport and heavy lifting. Its teams combine technical planning with specialist equipment to manage complex work safely and efficiently.
For oil and chemical spills, HEBO provides 24/7 emergency response focused on containing the incident, limiting further damage and protecting people, the environment and surrounding assets. Experienced incident coordinators, engineers and response teams work together from initial assessment through to delivery.
The company supports response operations with multi-purpose vessels, fast craft, pontoons, tugs and other specialised equipment. Its wider engineering, salvage and project-management capabilities allow HEBO to address both the immediate emergency and the practical work required to restore a safe operating environment.
HEBO delivers integrated maritime support for urgent incidents and planned projects, backed by experienced teams and a broad fleet of specialist equipment.
Rapid mobilisation for oil spills, chemical spills and other maritime emergencies.
Containment, recovery and cleaning support for water, jetties, structures and affected assets.
Technical and operational support for vessels, containers and other complex recovery situations.
Planning, risk reduction and coordinated delivery from the initial response through to project completion.
Multi-purpose vessels, fast craft, pontoons, tugs and other equipment for response and maritime operations.
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Date: 3 September 2026
Port of Antwerp-Bruges has sold the Brabo floating crane to HEBO, giving the long-serving crane a new future with a specialist maritime operator experienced in lifting, salvage and complex marine projects.
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