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Condition Survey Inspection of Red Hook Wharf<br />
<strong>Moffatt</strong> & <strong>Nichol</strong> was retained to perform a condition survey of the above- <strong>and</strong> below-water elements of the Red Hook<br />
wharf <strong>and</strong> bulkhead. Three timber-<strong>and</strong>-steel pile wharves, some with concrete pile extensions, <strong>and</strong> a steel sheet pile<br />
bulkhead were inspected. An ultrasonic thickness meter was used to measure corrosion among steel elements; calipers<br />
<strong>and</strong> flexible tape were used to determine section loss among timber elements. Soundings were taken with a hammer to<br />
identify defective concrete. <strong>Moffatt</strong> & <strong>Nichol</strong> prepared a report that categorized inspection findings by extent of deterioration<br />
<strong>and</strong> priority of repair. It also included plans indicating the location of deficiencies.<br />
Cruise Ship Terminal Inspection <strong>and</strong> Repair<br />
Owner: Port Authority of New York<br />
<strong>and</strong> New Jersey<br />
Location<br />
Brooklyn, New York<br />
Owner: EGE Ports<br />
Location<br />
Kuşadasi, Turkey<br />
Photo taken below deck where exposed corroded<br />
reinforcing is visible (Circle). High<br />
priority under-deck damage was repaired.<br />
<strong>Moffatt</strong> & <strong>Nichol</strong> performed a repair design inspection <strong>and</strong> assessment of a deteriorated cruise ship terminal on the<br />
Aegean coast of Turkey <strong>and</strong> provided direction to the owner <strong>and</strong> site engineer for conducting repairs within a limited<br />
construction window. <strong>Moffatt</strong> & <strong>Nichol</strong> communicated daily with site engineers <strong>and</strong> assisted with the review of contractor’s<br />
submittals. <strong>Moffatt</strong> & <strong>Nichol</strong> also conducted periodic site visits throughout construction to monitor progress<br />
<strong>and</strong> to verify completion of various milestone repair works.<br />
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