Pacific Fishermen Shipyard Repair & Overhaul
Drydocking & Haul-out
Three haul-out facilities (marine railways and a screw lift dock) on the freshwater side of the Ship Canal locks for out-of-water repairs.
Description
Pacific Fishermen Shipyard has three haul-out facilities and docks on the freshwater side of the Lake Washington Ship Canal locks in Ballard, Seattle. Marine railways and the original Rowe screw lift dock with covered end track rails allow extended out-of-water repairs on dry land.
Key features
- Marine railways and a Rowe screw lift dock, plus a sidetrack
- All facilities equipped for hull cleaning, high-pressure washing and sandblasting
- Full environmental containment and on-site reprocessing of shipyard run-off rainwater
- Port engineer’s offices overlooking the slipways for company representatives and owners’ subcontractors
- Warehouse space for staging materials and freight forwarding
Applications
- Haul-out and drydock repair of fishing vessels, tugs, passenger vessels, workboats and yachts
Specifications
| #1 Ways | 70 ft length, 24 ft inside width, 12.5 ft max draft, 150 T |
|---|---|
| #2 Ways | 146 ft length, 38 ft inside width, 13 ft max draft, 600 T |
| #3 Screwlift | 160 ft length, 36 ft inside width, 12.5 ft max draft, 600 T |
| #4 Sidetrack | 160 ft length, 36 ft inside width, 600 T |
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