At the end of June and through the first two weeks of July, the MV Golden Dawn underwent a crucial dry dock period at the PNG Dockyard in Port Moresby. During this time, essential maintenance was performed on the vessel to ensure its readiness for upcoming missions.
The hull received thorough attention, concluding with the application of new antifoul. The Naiad Stabilizers were serviced, and both the liferaft and firefighting equipment underwent rigorous checks and maintenance. Additional work was carried out on deck, further enhancing the ship’s readiness for future operations.
The MV Golden Dawn crew worked tirelessly throughout this period. Yard work is never easy, especially in an environment that operates 24/7, where noise, dust, and dirt can be overwhelming. Despite these challenging conditions, the crew demonstrated remarkable dedication and efficiency, completing the necessary tasks in a remarkably short time. Kudos to the crew for their hard work and determination!
We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to PNG Dockyard, Peter Curtain, Justin McGain, Dale Santacatterina, Brendan Hill and the entire management team. Your unwavering support, high-quality service, and assistance were invaluable in ensuring that the MV Golden Dawn could launch successfully and be ready for its next missions, helping those in need.
The Olgeta Foundation deeply appreciates your commitment and partnership. Your contributions have not only helped maintain the vessel but also ensured that we can continue our vital work. We look forward to many more successful collaborations in the future.
Thank you once again for your dedication, excellence in service, incredible support, and for helping us make a difference.
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