Hongkong Salvage & Towage
Maritime - , New Territories, Hong Kong
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HUD Group's Salvage & Towage business has a long history dated back to its establishment in 1972 with the merging of Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Company and Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Company, which together formed the Hongkong United Dockyards Limited ("HUD"). This combined the two dockyards' fleets under the Hongkong Salvage & Towage ("HKST"). Each shareholder holds 50% of shares in the venture. HKST became a division under the HUD Group after corporate restructuring in 2002.The division, still renowned for its name of "Hongkong Salvage & Towage" in the maritime industry, is now taking multiple roles as the designer, owner and operator of the most modern and powerful fleet of both harbour tugs and ocean-going tugs in Hong Kong, and is conducive to a safer and more efficient Port of Hong Kong. With the new launch of two latest generation 6,500 BHP ocean-going/multi-purpose tugs in Q2 of 2019, its tug fleet comprises 15 tugs and 1 multi-purpose vessel totalling 67,000 BHP with an average age around 9 years. Its harbour tugs and multi-purpose vessel serve 24 hours for the Port of Hong Kong, one of the world's busiest port; whereas its ocean-going tugs serve in a standby mode to offer support services in case of emergency. Notwithstanding that, the ocean-going tugs are also actively seeking charter employment worldwide. As a leading player in the industry, HKST is the only tug operator in Hong Kong implementing a safety management system certified for compliance with the ISM Code by Lloyd's Register. Its towage and waste transportation services by vessels within Hong Kong territory waters have attained ISO 14001: 2015 Environmental Management System accreditation from Hong Kong Quality Assurance Agency. Also, it is the only Hong Kong-based member of the International Salvage Union and a corporate member of the China Rescue & Salvage Association.
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