Facility Layout and Ship Handling Feb 13

February 2013

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HISTORY Davie traces its history back to 1825. With well proven expertise in both marine and heavy industrial fields, Davie has completed over 700 vessels and drilling and production platforms. Davie has also fabricated numerous other products for a variety of industries including power, defence and transport. The list of products made at Davie stretches from railcars to sonar domes to hydro-electric and nuclear power generation components.

SHIP REPAIRS Ship repairs and conversions (in dock) of up to 364 m in length and 36.57 m in width.

SHIPYARD AREA 570 000 sq. m. (57 hectares).

WATER FRONT 2000 metres with 700 metres of sheet pile and concrete caissons type quays. The minimum water depth at the quays varies between 6 and 9 metres.

CONSTRUCTION Suitable for vessels with dimensionsBERTHS Berth 2 and 3 : 200 m x 32 m Berth 4 and 5 : 250 m x 60 m Equipped with gantry cranes (2) of 40 t and 35 t capacity.

DRY DOCKS CHAMPLAIN (can separate into two sections) Total length to sliding caisson gate 351.6 m Clear inside length in inner section 194.53 m Clear inside length in outer section 147.14 m Width at gate 36.57 m

LORNE Clear inside length of dock 182.57 m Width at entrance 18.89 m. at top Width of dock floor at entrance 18.05 m.

BUILDINGS 57 Steel shops : 27 500 sq. m. Mechanical & Services shops : 16 600 sq. m. Stores and warehouses : 10 900 sq. m. Offices : 11 300 sq. m.

STEEL OUTPUT 20 000 metric tons per year.

IT & COMMS Modelling system TRIBON/AVEVA for the development of steelwork, outfitting design and manufacturing information. VOIP telephone system. T1 Internet. CCTV system. UHF communication system. In-house ‘GMAT’ inventory system.

QA : ISO 9001 for engineering and production

DAVIE: More than just Canada’s largest shipbuilder Facility Specification February 2013

Summary


Facility Layout

1A Workers Entrance1B East Gate House02 Health, Safety and Security03 Steel Forming / Assembly03A Mould Loft03B Compressed Air Central08 Head Office09 Administration Office09A Engineering Office10 Tinsmith Office10A Mettalurgy Laboratory10B Machine Shop10C Mechanical Shop11 Slinger Shop12 Pipe Shop12A General Offices12B Pipe Treatment Baths14 Pipe Shop15 Carpentry Shop15A Incinerator Building16 Electrical Shop19 Sandblast / Paint Shop20 Worker’s Union Office21 Scaffolding Store22 Garage23 Lorne Dry Dock

24 Champlain Dry Dock25 Crane Runway28 Maintenance Shop29 Police Locker Room31 Foreman’s Office32 Electrical Power Station33 Electrical Power Station34 Electrical Power Station35 Paint Shop36 Panel Shop37 Maintenance Shop38 Maintenance Store39 Services Office44 Central Store45 Sand Shed46 Maintenance Store47 Paint Store49 Dangerous Waste Store52 Heavy Metal Store53 Steel Fabrication Shop54 Steel Fabrication Shop54B Compressed Air Station (w)55 Steel Assemby Shop56 West Gate House57 Cafeteria58 Client’s offices

60 Outfitting Shop63 Erection Shelter (1)64 Erection Shelter (2) 70 East Champlain Wharf71 West Champlain Wharf72 North Champlain Wharf73 East Murphy Wharf74 West Murphy Wharf75 Ouftitting Wharf76 Outfitting Wharf77 West Lorne Wharf78 East Lorne Wharf79 West Lorne Wharf80 Pumping Station81 Elevator / Champlain82 Warehouse83 Washroom84 Dirty Oil Storage85 Sand-blast Storage86 Pump Station90 Pump Station91 Warehouse92 Washroom93 Warehouse


Dry Docks, Wharfs, Slipways

Number Length Width Depth SlopeQuay 70 153m NA 8m NA

Quay 71 122m NA 8m NA

Quay 72 107m NA 4.5m NA

Quay 73 + 74 260m NA 9.1m NA




Slipway 2 220m 60m NA 5.07%




Champlain Dock 351.6m 36.5m NA NA

Lorne Dock 182.9m 18.9m NA NA

Davie has eight quays, four open slipways, two covered slipways and two graving dry-docks. All berths are catered for by six tower and gantry cranes as well as four mobile cranes with safe working loads of up to 200 tonnes.


DryDock > Champlain Dock

Total length of dock to sliding caisson gate 351.6 m (1153’-10”)Clear inside length of inner section 194.53 m (638’-3”)Clear inside length of outer section 147.14 m (482’-9”)Width of dock at entrance 36.57 m (120’-0”)Width of dock floor or bottom 32.0 m (105’-0”)Depth of water on sill at E.L.W.S.T. 6.7 m (22’-0”)Depth of water on sill at H.W.O.S.T.(Tide of 5.48 m (18’-0”) 12.19 m (40’-0”)Depth of water on sill at H.W.O.N.T.(Tide of 4.03 m (13’-3”) 10.74 m (35’-3”)Height of sill above dock floor 1.37 m (4’-6’’)Height of keel blocks above dock floor 1.29 m (4’-3”)Pumping capacity 180 000 GPMPumping time 3.5 hours maximum

Note : Tides vary from 0 to 5.48 m (18’-0”) in ordinary spring tides and in some cases, they rise to over 6.09 m (20’).

Fully refurbished in 2001 at a cost of USD 12m


DryDock > Lorne Dock

Total length of dock 182.95 m (600’-3”)Width at entrance Top 18.89 m (62’-0”)Depth of water on keel blocks at E.L.W.S.T. . 1.42 m (4’-8”)Depth of water on keel blocks at H.W.O.S.T. (Tide of 5.48 m (18’-0”) 6.9 m (22’-8”)Depth of water on keel blocks at H.W.O.N.T. (Tide of 4.8 m (13’-3”) 5.46 m (17’-11”)Depth of water on sill at E.L.W.S.T. 2.33 m (7’-8”)Depth of water on sill at H.W.O.S.T. (Tide of 5.48 m (18’-0”) 7.82 m (25’-8”)Depth of water on sill at H.W.O.N.T. (Tide of 4.03 m (13’-3”) 6.37 m (20’-11”)Height of sill above floor 0.35 m (1’-2”)Height of keel blocks above floor 1.26 m (4’-2”)Pumping capacity 48 000 GPMPumping time 3 - 4 hours maximum

Note : Tides vary from 0 to 5.48 m (18’0”) in ordinary spring tides and in some cases, they rise to over 6.09 m (20’-0”).


Launching Berths > Slipways

Slipways 2 & 3

Slipways 4 & 5


Quays

Quays 73 + 74

Quays 73 - 77

Davie Canada 22 George Street-D. Davie Lévis, Québec G6V 8V5 Canada

T: 1-418-837-5841E: [email protected]: www.davie.ca

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