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Construction work at Thandanani Crèche.
As part of SEIS Thandanani Crèche will be receiving:
1. Additional building – Kitchen, office, pantry/storage facility
2. Repairs: Floor and roof repaired, and doors painted
3. Fencing - the facility needed fencing.
4. Health & Safety: Fire extinguisher, first aid box, safety signage, and a fenced waste pit added.
5. Toilet facility: toilets were added to the facility
All work at the centre was concluded February 2019.
Carmet Tug Company's newbuild, Multirole Easyworker 2080 "CT Barnston", does some anchor handling and chain work at Woodside Ferry Terminal as the tide ebbs.
Local lads doing amazing work yet again!
The weather went from raining to cloudy to sunny and back to raining so on and so forth. Typical lol
You can see how much the tide drops during the series of photos. In such a short amount of time, the time drops dramatically and at such a speed as it usually does on high springs.
Hebridean Isles RORO ferry of CalMac being assisted back into the river after losing her steering twice whilst on sea trials in the background
Source of info: PDF from their website
CT Barnston multirole/multicat workboat
IMO: 9967938
MMSI: 232043206
Call Sign: MLZU5
Registered owner: CARMET TUG CO LTD
Vessel type: Easyworker 2080
Built: Groeneveldt Marine Construction B.V. 2022, Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht, Netherlands
Classification: Bureau Veritas, MCA Workboat Code Cat 2/60
Length: 20.08 meters
Beam: 8.00 meters
Draft: 1.60 meters
Gross tonnage: 70.60
Bollard pull: 15.0 tons
Speed: 9.0 knots
Main engines: 2 x Volvo Penta D 16 MH IMO 3
Total power: 1200 bhp
Gearboxes: Twin Disc MGX 516 DC
Propellers: 2 x 4 blade fixed pitch in nozzles @ 1350 mm
Generator sets: 1 x John Deere 135kVA and 1 x John Deere 65kVA
Electrical system: 24v DC and 220/415V connections
Fuel: 16,000 litres
Water: 7,000 litres
Deck crane: Fassi F800 RA (15,770kg @ 4.25m)
Deck winch: 18t SWL 8m/min
Tugger winch: 5t SWL, 9m/min
Deck capacity: 60 tonnes
Caledonian MacBrayne Newbuild, MV Glen Sannox a work in progress at Ferguson Marine, Port Glasgow
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The newbuild portion of Terminus Road, as part of the Arndale Centre expansion. Eastbourne. 07 April 2018.
Caledonian MacBrayne Newbuild, MV Glen Sannox a work in progress at Ferguson Marine, Port Glasgow
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Workers at work pumping thousands of litres of petrol and diesel from an overturned fuel tanker on the main Derry to Dublin road just outside the village of Newbuildings in Derry/Londonderry on Friday afternoon.
The accident blocked the road in both directions for most of the day causing severe congestion for a while and disruption to traffic which had to be diverted off the main road.
Emergency services and quick response units worked hand in hand with the rivers agency, roads service and other bodies as it was feared that fuel could leak downhill into the River Foyle some 150 yards away. It's thought that this has been prevented as a containment boom was quickly put in place and storm drains leading to the river covered as the clean up operation got under way.
Construction worker at Thandanani Crèche.
As part of SEIS Thandanani Crèche will be receiving:
1. Additional building – Kitchen, office, pantry/storage facility
2. Repairs: Floor and roof repaired, and doors painted
3. Fencing - the facility needed fencing.
4. Health & Safety: Fire extinguisher, first aid box, safety signage, and a fenced waste pit added.
5. Toilet facility: toilets were added to the facility
All work at the centre was concluded February 2019.
In picture: Mr Leonard Bios – Foreman Lima RDF.
Picture rails in place on the gallery walls - the construction of the walls with compressed wool insulation and vapour barriers means we're not able to use traditional nails and picture hooks.
On Thursday, October 8, 2010, Dean of Business Steve Reinemund announced to the Schools' Board of Visitors that Michael A.J. Farrell and Mary Flynn Farrell told of their commitment to take the lead in support of the new Wake Forest University Schools of Business building. The Farrell's $10 million pledge is the largest cash commitment ever by living individuals to the University and the largest commitment to the Schools of Business to date.
The Church of Ireland Centre, Newbuildings, Co Derry
Part of the Church of Ireland (Anglican) Diocese of Derry and Raphoe, belonging to the Glendermott and Newbuildings grouping.
Quite a sight over the last couple of days on New Quay Road, near the port of Poole.
They are building a small block of flats on the site of the Ferryman Pub, and have brought in these modular sections.
They were transported yesterday as a "wide load" and blocked the road for a while, until they manoeuvred into place to be lifted by this large crane.
Lower Hamworthy 04.04.2023
a newbuilding dry cargo vessel of 6.500 mtons deadweight within the management of our company, was christened and launched today in Kampen, the Netherlands. We will have the vessel in service from mid July, and she will be trading worldwide. Here she is, sitting on the building slip
New-build Collett 68XX 4-6-0 No 6880 'BETTON GRANGE' is seen at Loughborough Central, on January 25th 2025.
The Grange Class was extinct until 2024, when 6880 was completed. The GWR built 80 of them, numbered 6800 - 6879. The final examples were withdrawn at the end of 1965, and scrapped in 1966.
6880s chimney was removed from 6868 when that loco was being scrapped. She was completed at Tyseley, and first steamed in 2024.
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On Thursday, October 8, 2010, Dean of Business Steve Reinemund announced to the Schools' Board of Visitors that Michael A.J. Farrell and Mary Flynn Farrell told of their commitment to take the lead in support of the new Wake Forest University Schools of Business building. The Farrell's $10 million pledge is the largest cash commitment ever by living individuals to the University and the largest commitment to the Schools of Business to date.