Conventional Tender

Conventional Tender Loodswezen

Particulars:

Shipyard

 

Le Comte Vianen The Netherlands

Type of ship

Pilot vessel

Built

between 1970 and 1978 converted in 2000

Main dimensions



 

Length o.a.:
Length b.p.:
Width:
Depth:
Draught:

23.37 m. 21.37 m.
5.19 m.
2.84 m.
1.10 m.

 

Speed

13 knots
Gross Tonnage
61 GRT

Net Tonnage

18 NRT
Engines

Two 12 cylinder, 2-stroke diesel engines make "GM Detroit"Type 12V71, total output 2 x 265 kW at 2100 r.p.m.
Propulsions
Two "Lips" propellers
Reduction gear

Two "Reintjes" gearboxes, type BGA 200 with a reduction of 2,478:1
Steering gear


Electric/hydrodynamic Steering gear make "Soufflé", type H-1345 GZ, with "Stork Kwant" rudder-indicator

Electrical installation

 

24V generatoren op beide motoren, 1 Kohler type 11-5CCFOZ 230-400 V generator
Certificate of seaworthiness
Sailing area of 15 NM off the Dutch coast
National Loadline Certificate
Netherlands Shipping Inspectorate

Building material

Polyester

Fuel capacity

2 tons

Accommodation

 

Air conditioned accommodation for 3 crewmen and 12 pilots (c.q. passengers)

Nautical and safety equipment:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

- 2 "Sailor" type RT 2048 eceiver/transmitters 
- 1 Magnavox GPS MX 100 
- 1 GMDSS type "Sailor VHR DSC RM 2042
- JRC Navtex receiver type NCR- 300A 
- 1 "Bridgemaster 180" Decca radar
- 1 gyro compass, "Sperry" + repeater 
- 1 magnetic compass 
- 1 "Stork Kwant" rudder indicator 
- 1 loudhailer
- 2 searchlights 
- 1 echo sounder 
- 1 air whistle controls for main engine and steering gear
- alarming/signalling panel 
- 2 liferafts 16 persons each
- life safety device on aft deck, electrically operated
- sufficient firefighting equipment - survival suits and life vests

 

Crew
The ships are operated by crew of three, consisting of a captain, mate and sailor/engineer.

There is always a vessel available, 24 hours a day 7 days a week. There is a shorebased engineer to safeguard the availability of the vessels.

Through education and (safety) training the crewmembers have a good knowledge of the waters and environment in which they operate.