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Port and Terminal Information Book 2019 PORT AND TERMINAL INFORMATION BOOK 2019 Port and terminal INFORMATION BOOK 2019 KVARKEN PORTS VAASA KVARKEN PORTS VAASA has a strategic loca- tion with good connections to the railway and PORT AND TERMINAL the road networks as well as to the local industry. The port is situated close to the city center and ten kilometers from the international airport. Great INFORMATION logistics connections ensure that the port can serve the whole of BOOK 2019 western and central Finland. The port offers the most northenly year-round pas- sage between two coun- VAASA tries by the sea. Kvarken Ports Vaasa currently handles the import and export of bulk products, such as oil products, agricultural products and general cargo. Kvarken Ports Vaasa is also specialized in handling demanding project transports. We are extremely customer orientated and focused on high-quality services. Updated 22.3.2019 2 3 Port and terminal INFORMATION BOOK 2019 PORT EMERGENCY PROCEDURES 1. Contact the emergency centre, phone number 112 2. Contact the Port Facility Security Officer +35840 047 9163 or the Vice Security Officer+35840 559 9652 Outside office hours, contact the lines men +35840 567 2975 3. Prepare the vessel to leave, if necessary 4. Wait for instructions from the Kvarken Ports Vaasa on VHS Channel 16 Police: 112 WHEN POLICE, AMBULANCE OR Ambulance: 112 FIRE BRIGADE IS NEEDED Fire alarm: 112 Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC): +358294 1000 CALL 112 Poison Information Center: +358800 147 111 4 5 Port and terminal INFORMATION BOOK 2019 12 13 Vaasa VHF AND LA 8 7 CONTACTS C F 13 R3 3 CHANNELS Q2 5-7 m Address Q1 R1 9 m Laivanvarustajankatu 6 The port ch. 12 1 4 P 2 Moottorikatu 65170 VAASA (except oil tankers arrival ch 15) Q3 1 P 2 5 Ä 5,7-6,8 m SCA A N The pilots ch. 13 T V Coordinates KVARKEN PORTS VAASA 3 D O 6 B R2 West coast VTS Ch. 9 R1 Main gate. Access to port area 24/7, Q4 12 N 63° 5, 2’ E 21° 32, 7’ call Port Contol, tel. +358 (0)40 567 2975 5,5-7,5 m 11 NEOT 15 R2-R3 Gates S K R Q1 Coal quay 9 Q5 Website Q2 Rein's quay J 24/7 emergency Q3 Passenger quay M number +35850 412 8093 Q4 Northern pier E www.kvarkenports.com Q5 Southern pier L Q6 Lasse's quay 10 Teboil 15 (oil tankers) Q7 Oil quay Z Managing director & Berths RoRo 1-3 1 Blomberg stevedoring Berths Lasse 1-2 X vice Security Officer (PFSO) 1 Kvarken Ports Oce & Port Control 9 m Q6 LA Channel 13 2 Wasaline passenger terminal U Teijo Seppelin 3 Wasaline car check-in 2 4 Parking area for passengers 5 Visitor parking Kvarken Ports · +35840 559 9652 6 Blomberg Stevedoring Oce 7 Backman-Trummer ä [email protected] 8 Backman-Trummer Short Sea Terminal 9 Open-air storage 9 m Q7 10 Oil harbour Traffic manager & 11 Vechile scale 12 Sampling Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO) 13 Customs A-Ä Warehouses Kristian Mäki-Jussila Maximum draft · +35840 047 9163 Railway ä [email protected] Lines men 24h · +35840 567 2975 Moottorikatu ä [email protected] Up to date contact information: www.kvarkenports.com/contact-us.html Tugs (Vaasan Hinaus) · +35850 026 7927 or +35850 557 4739 6 7 Port and terminal INFORMATION BOOK 2019 8 9 Port and terminal INFORMATION BOOK 2019 BERTHS AND FIXED CARGO CRANES Liebherr LHM 400 HANDLING FACILITIES › Mantsinen MSK 100-8 EX750 › Liebherr LHM 400 x2 LASSE’S QUAY REIN’S QUAY › Length 214 m › Length 240 m › Draught 9 m › Draught 6.80 m COAL QUAY PASSANGER HARBOUR QUAYS › Length 145 m Draught 9 m › Ro-Ro 1 Conveyor belt for › Length 154 m discharging of coal › › draught 6.8 m › Capacity 1200 tons/hour Ro-Ro 2 OIL QUAY › Length 145 m › Length 105 m › draught 5.7 m › Draught 9 m › Three oil discharging Ro-Ro 3 arms, capacity 1000 Length 160 m tons/hour/product › › draught 6.4 m › Max two products 65 warehouses SOUTHERN PIER 2 › 47 000 m › Length 180 m › Fields 8ha › Draught 8.6 m › Mobile cranes available 10 11 Port and terminal INFORMATION BOOK 2019 Mantsinen MSK 100-8 EX750 CARGO HANDLING 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 BLOMBERG STEVEDORING 22m 20m 18m 16m 14m 12m 10m 8m 6m 4m 2m 0 FI FACILITIES A +26m 6,4 Wheeled loaders CONTACTS B +24m 6,7 › 7 units C +22m 6,4 7,5 Managing Director Terminal Manager › working weight 4.5 – 26 tons Bernt Björkholm Kari Seranto D +20m 5,6 7,2 7,2 Fork-lift trucks · +35820 777 1103 · +35820 777 1235 8 units E +18m 4,1 7,1 7,1 7,1 › ä bernt.bjorkholm ä [email protected] › capacity 2 – 25 tons @backman-trummer.fi F +16m 6,0 7,1 7,1 7,2 Reach stackers Quality Manager & G +14m 3,3 7,0 7,2 7,3 7,5 Sales Manager › 2 pc Company Security Officer Tom Slotte H +12m 4,8 7,1 7,4 7,7 8,0 › lifting capacity 41 tons Mika Björklund · +358 20 777 1200 · +358 20 777 1215 I +10m 5,7 7,3 7,7 8,1 8,6 9,2 Terminal tractors ä [email protected] ä [email protected] › 6 pcs J +8m 6,4 7,5 8,0 8,6 9,4 10,4 11,6 Supervisor Supervisor Translifters Tore Nygård K +6m 6,7 7,7 8,4 9,2 10,2 11,5 13,5 16,4 (20,0) Åke Ahlmark 3 pcs › · +358 20 777 1282 L +4m · +358 20 777 1222 6,6 7,9 8,7 9,6 10,9 12,6 15,2 19,2 (20,0) ä [email protected] Cranes ä [email protected] M+2m 7,96,0 8,9 10,0 11,5 13,5 16,5 (20,0) 14,1 6,2 › 2 pc mobile crane Forwarding (Vice Security Officer) N › lifting capacity 200 tons (2x100 t) +0m 4,5 7,9 9,0 10,3 11,9 14,1 17,3 (20,0) 11,5 6,5 Teemu Valli Material handling machine O -2m 7,6 8,9 10,3 12,0 14,3 17,6 19,9 11,2 7,3 · +358 20 777 1220 MSK 100-8 EX750 › 1 pc ä Nostorajataulukko x1000 kg [email protected] P -4m 8,46,8 10,0 11,8 14,1 17,3 18,9 11,7 8,2 Nostorajat on merkitty taittopuomin pään kohdalle. Nostorajat ovat voimassa Mantsinen, working vaakasuoralla alustalla, koko 360° › kääntöalueella. Kahmaria ei huomioitu. Nostorajat eivät ylitä 75% weight 100 tons Q -6m 7,4 9,2 11,1 13,3 16,3 19,3 12,5 9,2 kaatumismomentista eivätkä 87% laskennallisesta hydraulipaineesta. loading/discharging capacity K O N E P A J A O › MANTSINENY ISO 10 567 MANTSINEN YHTIÖT SHIPPING AGENT R -8m 7,7 9,7 11,9 14,5 18,1 13,6 ca 300 tons/hour Rev 1 22m 20m 18m 16m 14m 12m 10m 8m 6m 4m 2m 0 BACKMAN TRUMMER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Pvm: 13.12.2000 Telehandler Adrian Sjölund Peruskone: Hitachi Ex 750 Rungon korotus 2,5m + 1,5m Huom: jos koneen rakennetta Nostopuomi: 11,5 m käyrä, Ohjaamonnostolaite N2-4300 muutetaan millään tavalla, koneen › 2 pcs · 050 591 9169 Taittopuomi: 12 m, Katso koneen tarkempi rakenne konetta nostoraja-arvot saattavat muuttua. lifting capacity 45 tons Laskennallinen hydr. paine: 350 bar koskevasta "spesifiointi" -dokumentista. › ä [email protected] 12 13 Port and terminal INFORMATION BOOK 2019 14 15 Port and terminal INFORMATION BOOK 2019 GENERAL INFORMATION RELEVANT CHARTS WEATHER CONDITIONS Finnish charts: The prevailing winds in the port are southwesterly. › Gulf of Bothnia 5 ICE › Northern Quark 907 Ice occurs between January and April. During this time, Vaasa 48 › ice breakers assist ships with an ice class. Ice charts and restrictions on navigation are published during the winter. APPROACH Two fairways enter the Kvarken Ports Vaasa. They join More info: south of the Vaasa Lighthouse. The fairways have a https://vayla.fi/ammattimerenkulku/talvimerenkulku draught of 9 metres. The minimum width of the fairway is 100 m. The northern fairway is located to the north of SPEED LIMIT FOR VESSELS Norrskär. No air draught limitations. Length of the fairway The maximum speed in the port area is 10 km/h. where pilotage is needed: from south 25 nm and from north 24 nm. DENSITY The water density in the port is 1.002. ANCHORING N 63° 11.041’ E 020° 37.452’ and PILOTAGE N 63° 16.350’ E 043° 43.069’ Pilots are compulsory and available on a 24-hour basis. Inward vessels order the pilot from Finnpilot 24, 6 and DEPTH 3 hours prior to arrival. Outward vessels order the pilot The gross underkeel clearance is 0.9 metres in the har- through the Agent or by direct call to Finnpilot 24, 6 and bour basin and at the piers. Allowed draught is 9 metres. 2 hours before departure. Pilots board vessels near the There is no tide in the port, but the water level varies Vaasa Lighthouse. between +110 cm and - 60 cm depending on the weather Contact information: conditions. Western pilotage zone MAXIMUM SHIP SIZE › Gulf of Bothnia pilotage area Vaasa S and Vaasa N Max draught 9 m, max length 200 m (cruise ship 218m), › Internet: www.pilotorder.fi max beam 35 m.
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