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Fogo / Change I sland Replacem ent Ferry Fogo & Change I - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Fogo / Change I sland Replacem ent Ferry Fogo & Change I - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Fogo / Change I sland Replacem ent Ferry Fogo & Change I slands N 49 39 W 54 12 Lies North of Newfoundland The largest Newfoundland island Across Hamilton Sound Principle settlements:
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- N 49° 39’
- W 54° 12’
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- Lies North of
Newfoundland
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- The largest
Newfoundland island
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- Across Hamilton
Sound
- Principle
settlements:
- Fogo : 748
- Joe Batt's Arm
Barr'd Islands and Shoal Bay 778
- Seldom &
Little Seldom 444
- Tilting
248
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- Ferry Route ~ 6.5Nm long
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The Ferry Service
- Fogo & Change Island are currently serviced out
- f farewell by the MV “Captain Earl W insor”
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MV “Captain Earl W insor”
- Formerly the MV “Prince Edward”
- Built in 1972 for Prince Edward Island ferry
crossing.
- It was purchased from the federal government
for $300,000 by the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador in 1997.
- Capacity to carry between 55-60 cars and 250-
300 passengers.
- Major refit : ramps, enhancements of on board
facilities, ice strengthening.
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MV “Captain Earl W insor”
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Project Team
- provided contract management, client
support, project management and technical support from their St.John’s Office.
- provided all design services
and technical support from their Helsingør and Athens
- ffices.
- Approach : Combine Fleetway's extensive Canadian Ferry
experience with KEH’s international design experience to produce an innovative and fully compliant design package.
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- Serving commercial and government clients in
the marine, naval, oil & gas, and other industrial sectors, Fleetway offers a comprehensive array of engineering, technical, logistics and management services.
- Staff of ~ 150 persons
- Offices in St.John’s, Halifax, Ottawa & Victoria.
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- KEH provides unique solutions to the global
maritime industry and are committed to developing long-term relationships with their customers.
- Staff : 51 persons
- Offices in Denmark, Germany, England, France
and Greece
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Project Philosophies
- Regular, clear, open communications between all
parties.
- Active participation of client through all phases of
development.
- Use of proven technologies, not outdated
technology.
- Rigorous project management through all phases.
- Early involvement of TC & Class.
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Key Project Deliverables
- Project Management
- Formalized Requirements Breakdown w/ Acceptance criteria
- Work Breakdown Structure & Schedule
- Project Management Plans
- Formalized accountability between all parties
- Informal weekly Progress Review Meetings
- Formal monthly Status Reports
- Technical
- Formal design review meetings
- Weekly internal technical reviews
- Incremental acceptance of requirements
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Replacem ent Vessel
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Replacem ent Vessel Requirem ents
- 60 passenger vehicles (5.5mx2.5m)
- 6 Tractor Trailers (23.0mx3.2m)
- Clear height on vehicle deck of > = 5.0m
- Maximum draft of 4.50m
- Service speed of 14knots
- Seating for 200 PAX
- Ice capable
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Design Focus
- Safety and Stability
- Operability and Manoeuvrability
- Deadweight Capacity
- Ice Capabilities
- Infrastructure and turn around
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Characteristics
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Machinery Arrangem ent
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Drive units
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Cargo Arrangem ent
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Cargo Arrangem ent
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I nfrastructure
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I nfrastructure
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I nfrastructure
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Questions?
John Volc P .Eng, PMP Fleetway Inc. Director of Engineering volc.john@fleetway.ca