Brisbane to Nauru 2 x 100 Gen Sets 2700 cbm (10)
Created on: 31 Mar 2020
Hi OPCA family
This job was done in June 2018. We were contract by our customer to deliver 2 x 100 tonne gen sets on to the island of Nauru, which has no heavy equipment or cranes on the island. TGI had to mobilise all its own equipment. The job took around 30 days from start to finish. Very complex as Nauru at that time could not handle break bulk, so we had to build a landing area for the LCT to unload.
Hope you enjoy
Pete
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2 x Engine sets loaded on the Capitaine Quiros. Securing and lashing being completed before voyage
2 x Engine sets loaded on the Capitaine Quiros. Securing and lashing being completed before voyage
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Rigging the lifting beam for discharge in Honiara to landing craft for Nauru
Rigging the lifting beam for discharge in Honiara to landing craft for Nauru
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Day 2 sailing from Honiara to Nauru. This takes 4.5 days
Day 2 sailing from Honiara to Nauru. This takes 4.5 days
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Discharging engine No 2 from Landing craft with our self propelled lifting transport Goliath
Discharging engine No 2 from Landing craft with our self propelled lifting transport Goliath
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Engine No2 starting her 27 km journey around the island to the power station. This shot is just before we passed through the International Airport
Engine No2 starting her 27 km journey around the island to the power station. This shot is just before we passed through the International Airport
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Engine 2 lashed and secured prior to starting her journey to site
Engine 2 lashed and secured prior to starting her journey to site
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Passing through the International Terminal in Nauru. That is the Terminal on the left and the entrance to the runway on the right
Passing through the International Terminal in Nauru. That is the Terminal on the left and the entrance to the runway on the right
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Just before the airport with our customer
Just before the airport with our customer
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Engine 2 discharging at landing beach in Nauru. This was difficult as we had to contend with the ocean swell while on the ramp
Engine 2 discharging at landing beach in Nauru. This was difficult as we had to contend with the ocean swell while on the ramp
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Engine No 1 lifted on to the landing craft from Capitaine Quiros in Honiara
Engine No 1 lifted on to the landing craft from Capitaine Quiros in Honiara
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