Jan 26, 2012 References
What I like about you guys at Molinarys is your “TOTAL INVOLVEMENT” in whatever you do …… As far as we are concerned, we just feel as-if you are an extension of our Operations department … you know which buttons to push ! Keep it up ……. ~ M/Y LUNA
Nov 7, 2011 Cathy M
M/V "Cathy M" completing refit.
Cathy M is a multi-role, off-shore fast catamaran. She offers a lot of space, outstanding stability and a lot of deck space for ship chandlery and for ship repair operations. She is our latest addition to our already impressive fleet of fine vessels.
Originally built by McTay Marine shipyard at Bromborough on the South bank of the River Mersey, in the North West of England and built of aluminum, she is capable of speeds in excess of 17knots supplied by two Perkins T6.3544m 220hp at 2400rpm.
She is fitted with latest full suite of navonics and electricals for blue water operations.
Nov 3, 2011 Community
C/V "Moorish Castle"
The annual Infamous Cardboard Boat Race held in Ocean Village Marina, Gibraltar, in aid of charity was held on 3rd September on a bright, warm day. An event organized by the William Tilley Lodge to raise money for Down’s Syndrome and the GBC Open Day Charity.
Operations Manager, Robert Israel, designed, developed and built with aid from employees, James Molinary’s newly launched vessel “C/V Moorish Castle”
After vessel and crew were judged in Casemates Square, all went down to the launch site, where the races began within Ocean Village Marina. Competitors from various Gibraltarian companies attended and launched their vessels. Read More..
Jul 11, 2011 Super Yachts
Super Yacht Octopus, alongside in Gibraltar, July 2011
Now, their passing comments are more likely to say something else, from grey painted ships to white and royal blue luxury super yachts, “I wonder who that yacht belongs too?” Read More..
Jun 9, 2011 Fire tug "Anna"
The "Anna" at the scene of the fuel tank fire.
James Molinary Ltd were contacted at 15:37 (Tuesday the 31st May 2011) by the Gibraltar Port Control / Vessel Traffic Services, and requested to make available at all haste the Fire and Rescue Tug “Anna”.
The “Anna” was engaged at this moment on a fender movement procedure in the North Anchorage assisting the tanker the MT Jack Jacob, preparing for a STS operation. Our operation team acted immediately and redeployed the “Anna” to the fire scene whist simultaneously putting the vessels “Polaco” and the oil spill response vessel “Alex” at the disposal of the Port. The Fire fighting crew of the “Anna” were contacted and made there way to the port where the “Polaco” was waiting to take them to the vessel, the onboard crew had prepared the vessel ready and were standing near the fire scene, by 15:40 the duty marine engineer was onboard running through the checklist prior to start-up of the fire fighting pumps. Read More..
Jun 8, 2011 Oil spill prevention vessel "Alex", Rescue, Service launch "Polaco"
JML Vessel "Polaco" duty crew on board were Mark, Mohamed and Duncan.
US Coast Guard crews in combined efforts with the crew of the cargo vessel Megalodon rescued a sailor aboard a life raft Friday, approximately 420 nautical miles northeast of Puerto Rico.
Cedric George Barriere, a 41-year-old French citizen, was forced to abandon the French-flagged sailing vessel Tepacap, after the vessel reportedly capsized and started to sink. Read More..
Jun 2, 2011 Oil spill prevention vessel "Alex"
The magnitude of the fire on the Quayside in Gibraltar, 2011 May 31 as the fire tug "Anna" went to the scene.
James Molinary Ltd fire tug “Anna” and Oil Spill Response vessel “Alex” went to the scene of a major fire incident in the port of Gibraltar on Tuesday 31st May 2011, when an oil storage tank exploded just metres from the cruise ship Independence of the Seas. She was berthed alongside on the Western Arm of the dock when the accident happened.
The explosion blew the lid off the tank and sent a fireball high into the air. The buckled steel lid lay on the quayside some distance away from the tank, indicating the force of the explosion.
Some passengers on board the cruise ship Independence of the Seas sustained injuries as a result of the explosion. A half-metre piece of steel from the tank landed on the ship and some passengers suffered minor burns and one passenger suffered a fracture.
The ship was due to sail at this time but was delayed. After the initial blast she sailed immediately, leaving two passengers behind, as fire and dense black smoke billowed from the tank.
The "Anna" close as possible to the fire, fighting the fire and supplying the fire tenders with fire water from her own systems.
The incident started at around 3.40pm and the loud blast shook office and residential windows violently. Emergency services rushed to the scene to set up an exclusion zone around the tanks, which are used by local company S.O.R.T to store a mixture of water and oily waste products from ships for re-processing.
“Initial reports indicate that at the time of the explosion two workers were carrying out welding operations on top of the tank that exploded,” the Gibraltar Government said in a statement that was issued just after 8.30 pm. Read More..
May 23, 2011 Oil spill prevention vessel "Alex"
“Polaco” is the smallest vessel of the James Molinary fleet, this day, moving thru a strong westerly wind and current. She works a 24 hours a day, seven days a week with rotating duty crews. The duty skipper this day was Julio Lopez and Able Seaman Angel Isrel, delivering three pallets of Unitor Chemicals to one of our clients, WSS, for the ship “Maverick Genesis.” She is maintained by our maintenance department and well equipped for safety at sea as required by our MIOS Safety Management System. 11th April, 2011.
May 23, 2011 Oil spill prevention vessel "Alex"
Europa Point, Gibraltar
Brian Nielsen, Ship Repair Superintendent at James Molinary Ltd, repairing a vital navigation buoy for the Gibraltar Port Authority, April 2011.
Mar 9, 2011 Oil spill prevention vessel "Alex"
Service Launch "Polaco", James Molinary Ltd, Gibraltar
From: Master Nord Sea
Date: 08 /03/2011
SEA/086/03/11/MD
Good Day , Please note that even though the sea conditions were very rough, the Service launch manoeuvered expertly and managed to deliver the spares to the vessel , off OPL Gibraltar , as per following details :-
17 20 hrs lt / 8th Mar : Service Launch Polaco alongside
17 25 hrs lt / 8th Mar : Service Launch Away
Attached please find invoice for Flags, PTFE Tape and Charts received off OPL Gibraltar. These could not be signed and delivered to the Service Launch due to rough sea conditions.
With best regards
Capt.Rajeev Kumar Yadav
Master Nord Sea
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