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Dry Docking refers to a process where the vessel is taken to the service yard to clean and inspect the submerged portions of the ship. The ship is taken to the dry land to repair or replace the defected portions of the hull.
Phases of Dry Docking :
Pre-Docking Preparation
Prepare a Docking Plan
Understanding the Stability Conditions
Arrival
The Actual Docking
CDDC facilitates Dry-Docking / repairs of SCI owned and managed vessels from SCI empanelled yards with coordination from all SCI operating divisions for efficient and economical Dry-Docking vessels.
