NOTICEBOARD 7 NOTICEBOARD Fiji/NZ Open Day
On 5 August, under the banner of promoting ‘South Pacifi c Superyachting’, a Fiji/New Zealand Open Day was staged at Port Denarau Marina and Denarau Yacht Club in Fiji when 26 NZ companies met with Fijian industry representatives, plus superyacht captains and owners of international cruising yachts. Presentations highlighted the diverse range of refi t services and maintenance capabilities in NZ, together with destinations and marinas.
Sampan service extended by
Royal Hong Kong YC Whilst the footpath between the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club and the pedestrian tunnel under Gloucester Road is affected by the civil works at the Police Offi cers’ Club site, the Club has arranged for an additional sampan to run a service between the Jardine/Noonday Gun steps and the Club to facilitate both members and staff getting to and from the Club. The operating hours for the additional sampan are: 08.30-09.30 and 12.00-14.00 from Monday to Saturday (public holidays excluded) and 11.00-18.00 on Sundays and public holidays.
Two accreditations for
Western Australian marina Mandurah Offshore Fishing and Sailing Club (MOFSC) in Western Australia has been formally accredited as a Level 3 Clean Marina and as a Five Gold Anchor marina under the new Global Gold Anchor Scheme. The presentations were made during the Club’s Offi cial Sailing Season Open Day.
MOFSC is a modern 220-berth fl oating marina, which includes a 200 metre Collector Jetty and 123 bays for hard standing, together with launching ramps and wash-down bays within the Peel Region of Western Australia.
The International Clean Marinas environmental program is administered by the Marina Industries Association (MIA) with independent auditors assessing each participating marina. Assessments include, as applicable, mechanical activities, boat maintenance and storage, facility management, workshop, mechanical, shipwright and boat repair, emergency planning and equipment and boater education. In presenting the accreditation at MOFSC, Stuart Walton, MIA Director, said: “The Club’s signifi cant achievement is important as it demonstrates environmental leadership to the wider community. There are now six Clean Marina-accredited facilities in Western Australia with a number of other marinas currently preparing for audits. In total, there are 69 marinas across Australia and Asia committed to environmental best practice”. Mr Walton followed this award with the presentation of the Club’s Gold Anchor accreditation. He added “Mandurah Offshore Fishing and Sailing Club has held Gold Anchor accreditation since 2012. Considerable improvements to the facilities and services have since been made, which is a credit to the Club. I am proud to announce that the Club has achieved a Five Gold Anchor rating under the new Global Gold Anchor Scheme”.
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