The No.3 crane sustained significant damage during cargo operations at a Port Vancouver terminal.

The McGregor representative determined that the deformed section of the jib needed to be removed and replaced.

The entire boom was removed from crane and landed ashore. 

Repairs were scheduled to complete prior to the vessel's return on the next voyage.

A-1 crew cut out the damaged segment.

A new section of the jib was flown to Vancouver from the manufacturer's plant and delivered to A-1 Marine's premises.

The assembly was prepared for welding and transported to the terminal.

The new piece was welded to the crane jib under supervision of the manufacturer's representative.

After extensive testing was completed, the jib was painted and loaded onto a barge in advance of the return of the vessel.

The completed unit was lifted and reattached to the crane mast.

The crane wires were reinstalled and the crane was brought back to operational condition.  

The crane was thoroughly inspected and tested, then officially put back in service.

The entire job was completed on time and on budget.