JSI Alliance delivers shiploader to Australia
0This is what “in our wheelhouse” looks like.
But no matter how many times we do it, watching a heavy lift come together never gets old. There’s something satisfying about seeing a 405-tonne shiploader suspended perfectly between two heavy lift cranes – exactly where it should be. This is what our heavy lift vessels are built for.
Our HLV Jumbo Javelin recently transported this shiploader for K Project Logistics from Sattahip, Thailand, to the Dampier Bulk Handling Facility (DBHF) in Australia, where it has now been successfully installed on the new bulk jetty. Measuring more than 40 metres long and 26 metres high, the shiploader took a week to install after being lifted from the vessel and carefully positioned onto its rails. It will play an important role in loading urea pellets produced by Perdaman’s Ceres Urea Plant in the Burrup Strategic Industrial Area.
As Peter Mathot, Senior Port Captain at Jumbo, put it: “Jumbo is very happy to have participated in this smooth delivery. Great teamwork, a well-engineered operation and excellent communication between all parties. To Pilbara Ports, the Perdaman team and Clough: success with the completion of the new DBHF!”
Congratulations to everyone involved in another safe and successful heavy lift operation.
This is what “in our wheelhouse” looks like.
But no matter how many times we do it, watching a heavy lift come together never gets old. There’s something satisfying about seeing a 405-tonne shiploader suspended perfectly between two heavy lift cranes – exactly where it should be. This is what our heavy lift vessels are built for.
Our HLV Jumbo Javelin recently transported this shiploader for K Project Logistics from Sattahip, Thailand, to the Dampier Bulk Handling Facility (DBHF) in Australia, where it has now been successfully installed on the new bulk jetty. Measuring more than 40 metres long and 26 metres high, the shiploader took a week to install after being lifted from the vessel and carefully positioned onto its rails. It will play an important role in loading urea pellets produced by Perdaman’s Ceres Urea Plant in the Burrup Strategic Industrial Area.
As Peter Mathot, Senior Port Captain at Jumbo, put it: “Jumbo is very happy to have participated in this smooth delivery. Great teamwork, a well-engineered operation and excellent communication between all parties. To Pilbara Ports, the Perdaman team and Clough: success with the completion of the new DBHF!”
Congratulations to everyone involved in another safe and successful heavy lift operation.