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VESSEL DOCKING SERVICES

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Global Vessel Docking & Marine Solutions

Expert marine operations support for safe, efficient, and compliant vessel handling worldwide

Who We Are

Vessel Docking Services is a specialized marine operations company founded by certified marine engineers with decades of hands-on experience in global port operations. Our team combines technical expertise with practical knowledge to deliver seamless vessel handling solutions.

What We Do

We provide comprehensive vessel docking, berthing, and marine support services including tugboat coordination, port documentation, safety compliance, and repair management. Our end-to-end solutions ensure vessels operate efficiently while maintaining the highest safety standards.

Why Vessel Docking Matters

Proper docking operations prevent costly accidents, minimize port time, reduce fuel consumption, and ensure crew safety. With 85% of marine incidents occurring during docking maneuvers, professional handling is not just beneficial—it's essential for operational success.

Our Global Offices

Get in touch with our worldwide team for all your marine equipment needs

Global Contact

Primary Contact Information
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Praveer Singh

Director

Corporate Office

Canada
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Vessel Docking Services

31-1815 Fairport Rd.

Pickering, L1V 0E3

Canada

Praveer Singh

Director

Class 1 Marine Engr. M.Sc. in Maritime Affairs, Dip. in Ship Management, MICS

Industries We Serve

Comprehensive marine support for all vessel types and operational requirements

Container Vessels

Specialized docking for vessels up to 20,000 TEU with precise positioning for gantry crane operations, optimized turnaround times, and container lashing verification.

Tankers & LNG Carriers

Expert handling of hazardous cargo vessels with strict safety protocols, emergency response preparedness, and specialized mooring for loading arms connection.

Offshore Support Vessels

Dynamic positioning support, anchor handling assistance, and specialized equipment handling for offshore operations and wind farm installations.

Why Choose Vessel Docking Services

Professional expertise that makes the difference in marine operations

Our Competitive Advantages

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24/7 Global Operations

Round-the-clock support across all time zones with emergency response teams always on standby for urgent docking requirements.

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Certified Marine Experts

All operations supervised by Class 1 Marine Engineers with minimum 15 years experience in international port operations.

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Advanced Docking Calculations

Proprietary software for precise maneuver planning, accounting for wind, current, tide, and vessel characteristics.

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Integrated Communication

Seamless coordination between vessel crew, pilots, tugs, and terminal operators using standardized marine communication protocols.

Safety & Performance Metrics

99.7%
Incident-Free Operations
25%
Faster Turnaround
5000+
Vessels Handled
24/7
Operations Support

"Trusted by major shipping companies, charterers, and port authorities for reliable, safe, and efficient vessel operations."

Frequently Asked Questions

Expert answers to common vessel docking and marine operations questions

Docking Time Requirements

How long does vessel docking typically take?

Standard docking operations require 2-4 hours depending on vessel size, weather conditions, and port traffic. Container vessels average 3 hours, while tankers may require 4+ hours for safety protocols.

Documentation Requirements

What documents are required for docking operations?

Essential documents include: Port arrival notice, vessel particulars, ISPS declaration, crew list, last port clearance, and dangerous cargo manifest (if applicable). We handle all port formalities.

Tugboat Requirements

How many tugboats are typically needed?

Vessels under 150m: 2 tugs, 150-250m: 3 tugs, 250m+: 4 tugs. Additional tugs required for adverse weather, strong currents, or hazardous cargo operations.

Bollard Pull Specifications

How much bollard pull is required for my vessel?

Minimum requirements: Panamax (60T), Post-Panamax (80T), VLCC (100T). We calculate exact requirements based on vessel displacement, windage area, and environmental conditions.

Tide Considerations

How does tide affect docking operations?

We plan operations around tidal windows, considering depth requirements, current forces (max 2 knots acceptable), and optimal berthing during slack water for maximum control.

Emergency Procedures

What emergency support do you provide?

24/7 emergency response teams, spill response equipment, firefighting coordination, medical evacuation support, and contingency planning for all operational scenarios.

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Our Commitment

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Global Presence

With offices in Canada, UAE, and India, we provide round-the-clock support to clients worldwide.

Quick Response

Our team ensures prompt responses and efficient solutions to minimize your operational downtime.

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