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Seamless Delivery of Manpower and Materials - Keeps Deepsea Metro 1 drilling rig upgrade and repair project watertight
There are multiple logistical challenges associated with mobilising a drilling rig maintenance crew to an offshore location. The ability to meet and overcome these challenges, through an extensive track record of successfully completed projects, was a major consideration for Odfjell Drilling.
DCD Marine Cluster Becomes Major Force in Ship Repair through Milestone Acquisition of EBH
The DCD Group, has announced its acquisition of renowned ship repair companies Elgin Brown and Hamer (EBH) South Africa and a portion of EBH Namibia, whereby the national port authority in Namibia ('NAMPORT') remains the key shareholder.
DCD MARINE stimulates superior maintenance experience for Halliburton vessel
As one of the world's largest providers of products and services to the energy industry, Halliburton relies on well-maintained equipment to ensure a leading edge in the market.
Smooth Sailing for local communities empowered through upliftment programmes
DCD MARINE's ongoing Corporate Social Investment (CSI) programme has uplifted the lives of many people from the surrounding economically-disadvantaged communities. The company's CSI mission for 2011 and 2012 focused on providing sponsorship to the top learners from seven secondary schools in the Western Cape.
Cape Town gets new marine training centre
Shipyard and service provider to the international marine, oil and gas industries DCD Marine has committed to the advancement of artisans in the South African Engineering sector with the development of a marine-industry specific training facility in Cape Town.
Conditional merger approval for marine businesses
The Competition Tribunal conditionally approved the merger between South Africa’s largest ship and oil rig repair companies, DCD Dorbyl and Elgin Brown & Hamer (EBH), on July 31 and the company now trades as DCD Marine.
Minister Tours DCD Marine
Minister of Economic Development and Tourism, Alan Winde, during his facility tour at DCD MARINE's premises. He had the opportunity to go on-board the semi-submersible rig, Scarabeo 3, currently undergoing repairs at the A-Berth facility.
DCD bulks up in ship repair
A deal enabling engineering group DCD to bring together SA's largest ship and oil rig repair companies, DCD Marine and Elgin Brown & Hamer (EBH), has been given the thumbs-up by the competition commission. The deal will lift DCD Marine's annual turnover by R500m to about R1bn, says Rob King, MD of DCD, formerly DCD-Dorbyl.
DCD MARINE sees Ngqura as the port of choice for oil and gas vessel projects with multi-million rand investment

The Port of Ngqura is a valuable asset to South Africa. With its deepwater capacity of 18 metres, the Port is gaining increasing popularity with the global shipping trade.

DCD MARINE’s dynamic approach will ensure timeous completion of subsea structure
The ability to ensure timeous delivery of services is critical to the sustainability of any repair facility. “DCD MARINE has built its reputation in the market by providing an uncompromising attitude towards specified project turnaround expectations in terms of both quality and timing,” says DCD MARINE Key Accounts Manager, Jehann Railoun.

Capabilities

DCD Marine’s extensive facilities ensure that the company remains at the forefront of the industry. It employs a workforce of approximately 350 skilled, experienced permanent workers and has the ability to quickly and effectively upscale with competent contract workers for large-scale projects.

DCD Marine holds a recognised industry distinction with a superior safety record significantly ahead of local and international benchmarks.  The highest standards of quality and safety are upheld in all areas of operation, from workshops through on-board vessels to rigs, and performance is monitored throughout each project.

Facilities at the port of Cape Town

In addition to the designated berth and dry docks (details below), the yard also offers extensive steel and pipe fabrication, valve repair and testing, marine and mooring services, electrical reticulation and controls, blasting and coating, accommodation modules and subsea and underwater services.

DCD Marine is a safe, globally competitive, responsible international shipyard with a proven track record in providing reliable, quality services and facilities to the Oil & Gas sectors. We provide innovative solutions in partnership with our clients, suppliers, communities and the governments where we operate.

Services include:

  • Project management
  • Rig repairs & upgrades
  • Conversions & modifications
  • Drydockings
  • Steel & pipe fabrication
  • Mechanical repairs
  • Blasting & coating
  • Vessel inspections
  • Travelling repairs & support
  • Subsea fabrications

To provide turnkey solutions to our clients we offer subcontractor management.

  • Marine/ mooring services
  • Electrical reticulation & control
  • Rope access
  • Hydraulics
  • Scaffolding
  • Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)
  • Accommodation works

DCD Marine offers safe operations, innovative and proactive solutions, on-time delivery, as well as excellent and flexible variation order management

The Port of Cape Town has a proven track record for the successful completion of oil & gas projects over the years. Situated close to prime landmarks such as the V&A Waterfront, the Cape Town International Convention Centre and in close proximity to Cape Town International Airport, the Port is an ideal choice for rig and vessel repairs and upgrades.

Workshop facilities
Area: approximately 4200m²
Located: within the Port of Cape Town along either sides of the dry dock
Steel fabrication workshops with floor space: 3000m²
Mechanical workshop with floor space: 200m²
Pipe shop: 520m²
Blasting & painting booth: 450m²
Our experienced and well-trained workshop staff are equipped to address all our clients' engineering problems.

STURROCK DRYDOCK
Overall docking length: 360m
Length on bottom (dock floor): 350.4m
Width at entrance top: 45.1m
Width at bottom (dock floor): 38.4m
Depth over entrance sill HWOST: 13.7m
455 concrete docking blocks
(1500 x 1000 x 750mm) (DCD owned).
Docking blocks available from Transnet National Ports Authority
Special docking blocks (3.2m) used for Acergy Polaris (2008)
A docking length of 369.6m can be obtained by placing the caisson in the emergency stop at the entrance. The dock can be divided into two compartments of either 132.5m and 216.1m, or 205.7m and 142.9m, respectively

REPAIR QUAY
Overall length: 344m

Berthing available on both sides

A-BERTH DIMENSIONS
Length of quay: 275m
Water depth: 12m
Warehouse: 2 760m²
Office Space: 1000m²
ISPS – PORT, secure site & CCTV
Access 24/7/365
Medical facility
Specialist discipline contractors available
Mobile cranes up to 800 tons available
On-site crawler crane: 350 ton
Offices, mess room, canteen and medical facilities are also available to accommodate all project personnel
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