Blasting And Painting The pier’s existing steelwork is being pressure-washed to remove marine growth, shot blasted to clean the surface and spray-painted with a special marine coating by Lochshell Engineering. A special work cage has been constructed to fit over the fender pile allowing the engineers access to the entire pile over a tide. View […]
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Whitefish totalled 2400 boxes from a single Scottish twin rigger and 7 Anglo Spanish liners. The Inverness registered Adventurer landed a good shot of mixed fish working deepwater grounds to the west of St Kilda. Anglo vessels have fished extremely well with boats landing well above average catches of hake and ling every 5 – […]
Read MoreThe weather at the start of February has been extremely windy, causing lots of delays for the sheet-piling crew. Everyone’s working around the clock to make sure the project timetable stays on track. Work on the Caisson construction at Inchgreen dry Dock is moving on – it’s really starting to take shape. We’ve added some more images here. […]
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This week we just want to give a brief update on Ferry Infrastructure. Progress has been hampered by weather – we’ve now suffered almost three weeks of storms with little respite on the immediate horizon. This has impacted somewhat on the current – and crucial – phase of the works programme and it’s […]
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Temporary fender lifted into place Temporary fender final adjustment Busy pier
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Foundations for Temporary Ferry Terminal in Ferry Car Park Located in the Car Park to Front of Pier, Ferry Terminal Will be Temporarily Located Here for Duration of Works
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