Fishing comes first at Skagen! - with deeper port and more quay space

Article Abstract:

The expansion and development in progress at Denmark's fishing port Skagen is discussed by Willy B. Hansen, the port's director. The port has been made deeper and there is more quay space at Skagen now, making it conducive for fishing activities.

Executive changes & profiles, Ports, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Remodeling and renovation, Hansen, Willy B.

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Crabbing casualties cut 70%!

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Reports from Coast Guard and Alaska Marine Safety Education Association indicate that, post conduction of training, vessel safety examinations, and safety compliance at Alaska docks, has reduced accidents in the Alaskan crab fishery by 65-70%.

United States, General services, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Safety and security measures, Reports, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Marine accidents, United States. Coast Guard, Educational aspects, Marine safety

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Covered floating dock open year round

Article Abstract:

The different types of facilities offered to the ship owners by the Hirtshal based Wartsila Danmark yard are described.

Ships

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