Ferry Drydocking Completed on 2-day Turnaround

May 3, 2016

Great Lakes Shipyard hauled out the Kelleys Island Ferry Kayla Marie on April 18 for its USCG five-year inspection survey. The yard completed all work, and refloated the vessel two days later, on April 20. The vessel was able to immediately return to service, to support its daily auto/passenger ferry operation between Marblehead and Kelleys Island.

“The Shipyard prides itself on its ability to provide high quality services that its customers can depend upon. Kelleys Island Ferry Boat Line needed a very quick turn-around, and the yard was glad to accommodate them,” said Chris Henderson, Project Manager.
Photo: Great Lakes Shipyard
Photo: Great Lakes Shipyard
“With the use of our Marine Travelift, we can offer much more flexibility in our drydocking schedule, and can usually accommodate any customer requirement,” Henderson added.

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