The Boat Works has welcomed their new 300 tonne travelift, nick-named Rhino.
Lifting the game
The Boat Works has welcomed their new 300 tonne ship lift, nick-named “Rhino”.
28 August 2019
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The Boat Works has welcomed their new 300 tonne travelift, nick-named Rhino.
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Australia’s sprawling 55-acre shipyard and marina, The Boat Works has announced the arrival of the 300 tonne ship lift named Rhino for its grit and hauling power.
With 2.8-metres wheels and a stonking 12 metres in height, towering over the newly completed additional slipway, the 300 tonne Marine Travelift now takes pride of place at the new Superyacht Facility and is on track to begin lifting January 2020.
The new 300 Tonne mobile boat hoist adds to the compilation onsite sharing the expansive footprint with the 70 tonne lift, 100 tonne Marine Travel Lift and the 45 tonne Hydraulic Sealift.
Only three years ago, The Boat Works added the 100 tonne ship lift to its facilities in the southern yard that today has over 1,000+ people working onsite and 60 onsite tenants comprising the gamut of marine professionals.
The new 300 Tonne shiplift arrived only last week from the US and a week later was standing proud and complete – an impressive feat which matches the pace of construction in the new superyacht yard.
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Over half of The Boat Works’ new superyacht yard is taken up with 40,000-square-metres of concrete, and expansive steel beams and walls are going up each day for the 18 massive individual refit sheds.
“The pace is incredible to say the least,” commented Shane Subichin, The Boat Works General Manager. “The new superyacht yard has really taken shape in only the past three months since we hosted the ASMEX and Marinas19 delegates in May.
“We are also focusing on environmental initiatives, including water filtration and large tracts of bio gardens.”
Scheduled for official opening in January 2020, The Boat Works Superyacht Yard will feature allocated work bays for superyachts up to 50-metres with a choice of 18 individual refit sheds, dedicated hardstand space, Captains and Owners’ lounge, 75-metre superyacht service berth option, an extra 50 work berths, all within what will be the greenest and cleanest facility anywhere in the world.
Scott Alger, Director of Asia & Oceania Sales at Marine Travelift said “Marine Travelift is grateful for our continued partnership with The Boat Works team including the recent addition of a 300 CII Marine Travelift mobile boat hoist to their marina.
“With the new 300 CII The Boat Works has significantly increased their lifting capability which now enables them to expand their market presence.”
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