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Awardwinning<br />
project<br />
no surprise<br />
to client<br />
The Port of Durban, the largest<br />
in Africa, was deepened and<br />
expanded to accommodate<br />
bigger ocean-going vessels<br />
carrying commodities in and out<br />
of Africa.<br />
BY THE NUMBERS<br />
The project was a component<br />
of the infrastructure program<br />
that won the 2009 Technical<br />
Excellence Award of the<br />
South African Institute of Civil<br />
Engineering.<br />
‘…ahead of schedule,<br />
under budget and<br />
with an excellent<br />
safety record…’<br />
<strong>Hatch</strong> and its joint-venture<br />
partners, Mott MacDonald and<br />
1,000,000+<br />
work-hours without a lost-time injury<br />
19 - m - deep<br />
approach channel<br />
8−11 % immediate<br />
traffic increase<br />
Goba Engineering, provided<br />
all engineering, procurement,<br />
and project and construction<br />
management.<br />
Moira Moses, Group Executive,<br />
Transnet Capital Projects, on<br />
hearing the project won the<br />
award said, “For many years<br />
skeptics were doubtful that<br />
the Durban Harbor Entrance<br />
Channel project would ever get<br />
off the ground.<br />
"Not only did we complete it<br />
ahead of schedule, under budget<br />
and with an excellent safety<br />
record, we scooped one of the<br />
most prestigious awards in<br />
the industry.”<br />
<strong>Hatch</strong> Advantage July 2011 | 5