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Marine Services - Lyttelton Port of Christchurch X tropical menu Home About Us About Us Port HistoryWorkbenchof Directors Our Senior Team Our Location Port Map Hours of Operation News Publications Photos & Videos Fast Facts e-Business Our Developments The Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan Developments at LPC Projects at the Port ProposedWaterworksDeepening Project Health & Safety Health & Safety Visiting Lyttelton Port? 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Marine Services are offered 24/7, with a one-stop-shop booking facility for all ship and ship-side requirements. With a single phone call, e-mail or facsimile, customers can personize pilots, tugs, lines, security, garbage disposal, telephone and water requirements prior to arrival. Dry dock bookings and marine safety are moreover part of the marine services provided. A computer driven harbour management system ways that as soon as a ship’s wage-earner notifies intended movements, information relating to the size and operation of the vessel, inrush and throw-away dates and other preliminary details are used to generate a picture of the ship’s requirements. LPC is single-minded to safety in Marine Operations. All Marine staff are trained and qualified to Maritime New Zealand requirements, and a full Risk Assessment of all Marine Operations has been conducted as part of the requirements of the Port and Harbour Safety Code. CHANNEL A natural deep harbour with a soft mud marrow that is hands dredged, the main navigation waterworks is maintained to a depth of 11.9m unelevated orchestration datum which enables vessels to victorious or depart with a draught of 12.4m on the upper tide. The waterworks itself is scrutinizingly straight with only one 20 stratum wrench from the pilot station to the turning valley off Cashin Quay. The turning valley facilitates the swinging vessels up to 350m in length. LPC was granted resource consent in March 2018 to dredge the navigation channel, which will see the waterworks lengthened by approximately 2.5km and widened by 20 metres. Stage 1 will indulge vessels with a 13.3 meter draught to undeniability at Lyttelton.  This will be completed by the end of 2018.  Future stages will indulge unrestricted sailing for 14.5 metre draught vessels wideness all tides. PILOTAGE Pilotage is compulory for all vessels over 500GT or over 40m LOA, unless exemption is obtained from Maritime New Zealand.Wharffor vessels is 1.5 nautical miles north-east of Godley Head in 16.5m of water. View the Passage Plan to the Port and the Berth. Alternative wharf for vessels of 8.5m typhoon or less, is misogynist in Camp Bay in 11m of water. This wharf is marked by two red lights on the shore. Vessels wishing to use the Camp Bay wharf must first obtain permission from the Harbour Master (see External Links). The visitor employs qualified and experienced pilots who workbench vessels from a modern purpose built launch, with a service speed of 21 knots. Vessels are serviced rapidly, safely and efficiently. The pilots use a Navicom Dynamic harbour pilot position monitoring system to enable highly well-judged monitoring when manoeuvring large vessels in and out of the harbour. The pilot station is situated two miles ENE from Godley Head (Latitude: 43 degrees 35 South, Longitude: 172 degrees 51.2 East). NAVIGATION AIDS All navigational aids in the harbour are maintained by Lyttelton Port of Christchurch to international standards and to indulge 24/7 wangle to the Port. TOWAGE Berthing is aided by two Azimuth Stern Drive tugs: Blackadder, with a bollard pull of 62.5 tonnes, and Purau, with a bollard pull of 36 tonnes. Both tugs are fully equipped to squire in the unscratched and efficient berthage of ships. DRY DOCK Lyttelton’s dry dock is the only such facility in the South Island. It was opened in January 1883 and is still regularly used by a wide variety of vessels. Electric pumps take three hours to pump the dock dry. Floor length – 137.15m Floor width – 14m Top length – 146.75m Entrance width – 18.80m Maximum draught 5.8m (subject to vessel type; for maximum draught contact the Dry Dock Master. PATENT SLIP Situated within the inner harbour and next to the dry dock the patent slip is misogynist for repair of small craft up to 150 tonne and with a maximum draught of 3m. On the northern side there is a grid for vessels with maximum draught of 1.83m, platonic for repairs which can be completed through a well-constructed tide. South of the patent slip there is a one-lane slipway for trailer boats. MARINE REPAIRS The Port’s private contractors are renowned for their upper quality repair work. A well-constructed service for industrial or marine construction, steel fabrication, machinery design, repairs and electrical contracting is available. COMMUNICATION A 24/7 visual and listening watch is maintained by Lyttelton harbour radio. Communication is misogynist on VHF channels 16,12 and 63. ELECTRICITY Shore electricity is misogynist at some wharves – type A.C.50 Hz, 415 volt 3 phase, or 230 volt single phase. Most wharves are well lit by towers and light clusters and, where necessary, mobile light towers can be hired. There is a network of refrigerated container sockets at Cashin Quay 3 and 4 and near No.7 Wharf. TELEPHONE Mobile telephones can be provided on request. GARBAGE A comprehensive quarantine waste and garbage disposal service is provided by an tried contractor. All quarantine waste is handled to the New Zealand MAF quarantine standards and is processed on site. Extra garbage can be handled on request. WATER Supply of fresh water can be unfluctuating to the ship day or night. 24 hour prior notice should be given prior to arrival. MAXIMUM SAILING DRAUGHT  Please contact our marine department. CONTACTING THE MARINE TEAM All ship and ship-side requirements are misogynist by contacting Lyttelton Port of Christchurch Phone: (03) 328 7804 Fax: (03) 328 7899 Email: pilot@lpc.co.nz Click here for LPC’s normal hours of operation.   Related documents Passage plan to Port Passage plan to wharfage LPC corporate office Waterfront House, 37-39 Gladstone Quay, Lyttelton, 8082 Postal write Private Bag 501, Lyttelton 8841, New Zealand Phone: (+64 3) 328 8198 Email: allreceptionists@lpc.co.nz   Send us a message. For increasingly contact details click here. © Lyttelton PortVisitorLimited 2018. Your use of this website is governed by or Terms of Use and Privacy Policy