on site services
Crane and boat
transporter Boats of up to 10 tonnes in weight and with a beam of up to 3.9 metres can be lifted by our crane. We also have a transporter which is used to move boats to and from the crane for winter storage, etc. The transport- er is equipped with pads which can be hydraulically adjusted to suit any hull. When in position, boats are lowered from the trailer for safe chocking on the ground and the trailer is then moved from beneath the boat.
Qualified berthing staff
Our seven Berthing Masters all hold the RYA level two power boat qualification and have VHF licences. In addition they all have certificates from TRANSPLANT in the use of cranes, boat transporters and in slinging and signalling. Two are qualified as first aiders and another two hold Appointed Persons’ emergency aid certificates.
Safety
Lifebuoys and fire extinguishers are placed at strategic positions along the pontoons. Children and non-swimmers should always wear lifejackets in and around the marina and when on the water.
Security
Pontoon access is via a single bridge with a PIN accessed security gate. Experienced staff carry out daily and nightly checks on mooring lines, fenders and general security.
Mail and fax
Customers’ mail is held in the Marina Office. Fax facilities are available from the Ma- rina Reception.
Internet Wireless internet access is available on our site, including the Pontoons. Please en- quire at the Marina Reception office for the required code.
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