The Magazine of the
Marine Construction Industry

HELICOPTER CRANES – SAFE PRACTICE RULES FOR OPERATION

Prior to the start of any operation involving the use of a helicopter, a thorough survey of the conditions and hazards on

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BUILDING A MORE DURABLE FENDER SYSTEM

AS PART OF A LARGER BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT, a Florida contractor needed to replace the fender system located underneath a bridge. The

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SF MARINA BUILDS DOCK FOR INDUCTIVE-CHARGING FERRIES

WITH LIMITED BRIDGES CROSSING THE GLOMMA RIVER, the city of Fredrikstad, Norway, has relied heavily on ferries since its founding in 1567.

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TUTT-BRYANT BUILDS MINING INFRASTRUCTURE WITH TCC-1400 IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA

TUTT-BRYANT HEAVY LIFT & SHIFT is a major crane hire, heavy haulage, and special projects provider in Australia, lifting structural steel with

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Sling Safety in Marine Construction

The ability to handle materials, whether it be piling, marine timbers or sectional barges is critical on any jobsite. After all, materials

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US Wick Drain Drives It Home With The Largest Marine Wick Drain Job In The World

US WICK DRAIN a Leland NC based company has just completed the largest marine barge installation wick drain project that has ever

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D.A. Collins Completes Erie Canal Work with 248 HYLAB and ATC-3275

As part of New York State Canal Corporation’s emergency repair program, construction is complete on Erie Canal Lock E-7 in Niskayuna, New

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Dry Dock, Designed by JMS, Launched at Conrad Shipyard

JMS Naval Architects designed a 500-ton lift capacity floating dry dock for Biblia, Inc., Marine Towing and Transportation of Savannah, GA. Biblia

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Technomarine System 285 Flexes Its Muscles

When it comes to the top of Technomarine’s 200 Series line, think of System 285 as a football linebacker—strong and durable enough

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Vinyl Sheet Piling Used in the Construction of Docks and Marinas

Vinyl sheet piles as a material and a construction product have been known for almost 40 years. Due to their certain properties

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Automated Dry Storage — The Future is Now

For drivers and car owners alike, the concept of parking an automobile in a garage or with a valet in front of

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JMS Design Another Floating Dry Dock

JMS Naval Architects has completed the concept through contract-level design of a floating dry dock for an undisclosed client. The dry dock

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Lee Composites, Inc. Your One-Stop Marine Infrastructure Shop

Port infrastructure maintenance can seem like a daunting task, but for Lee Composites, Inc. it’s a revolutionary stepping stone. Lee Composites, Inc.

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FLOATING DOCK ANCHORAGE

If asked about anchoring, chances are good that a marina engineer will think about docks before boats. Securing and stabilizing floating docks

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THE IMPORTANCE OF “SLINGS” WHEN WORKING OVER WATER

Moving large, heavy loads is crucial to today’s Marine Construction industries. Much technology has been developed for these operations, including careful training

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CRANES AND MARINE CONSTRUCTION – “EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITIES”

Employers who operate cranes on a Marine Construction site are responsible for complying with all aspects of the standard, but other employers

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