World's Hardest Working Ships: Built for the Impossible | FD Engineering

World's Hardest Working Ships: Built for the Impossible | FD Engineering One of the world's largest subsea construction vessels set out to build a massive natural gas compression station, 300 metres underwater. Alaska's biggest longline fishing ships battles high waves and hurricane-force winds to bring home a massive catch of cod. Off the coast of Malaysia, Sapura 3500 lays a pipeline and builds an offshore gas platform in just three weeks.

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