The vessel
Length overall, beam, draught, vessel type and current location. Include drawings or technical particulars where available.
PENZANCE / FACILITIES
The dock.
The details.
A dry dock, afloat facilities and covered workshops in one harbour setting.
FACILITIES AT A GLANCE
Plan around
the right facilities.
Published dimensions are a starting point. Vessel suitability, access, draught and availability are confirmed with the yard for each project.
Check vessel suitability- Dry dock
- 75m × 12mLength × beam
- Entry draught
- Confirm with the yardSend your vessel’s draught and proposed arrival date. Available clearance depends on the tide and access conditions.
- Indoor workshop
- 50m × 42mCovered engineering space
- Afloat facilities
- Wet berthingRepair and maintenance alongside
- Additional access
- Drying-out berthDiscuss the requirements of your vessel
- Beyond the yard
- Mobile engineersUK and European support
BEFORE YOU ARRIVE
A better brief.
A better starting point.
The work
Repair scope, survey findings, machinery details and the people responsible for the project.
The timing
Your preferred dates, operating commitments and any constraints that shape the work programme.
Close to the routes your vessel works.
At the south-western tip of the UK, the yard is positioned for vessels operating around Cornwall, the Isles of Scilly, the English Channel and the Western Approaches.
Contact the team before arranging a visit or vessel movement. Access and arrival arrangements depend on the project and harbour conditions.
PLANNING YOUR VISIT
Before you
book a docking.
Will my vessel fit?
The published dock dimensions are 75m long and 12m beam. Send length overall, beam, draught and vessel particulars to the yard. The team must confirm suitability, access and available space for your project.
What draught can the dock accommodate?
Entry draught and clearance must be confirmed with the yard for the proposed docking. Send the vessel’s loaded draught and intended arrival date so we can assess tidal access and the docking arrangements.
What should I include in an enquiry?
Include the vessel’s particulars, current location, work scope and preferred dates. Survey findings, drawings and machinery details help the team understand the job. You can attach these to your email.
Can you help away from the dry dock?
Afloat facilities and mobile engineering offer options beyond a docking. Call with the vessel’s location and the work required to discuss suitability and availability.
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