Notice Regarding Maintenance Operations of Gantry Cranes GC-211, GC-212, GC-213, GC-214, GC-215, GC-216, GC-217 at 65,66 Wharf of Kaohsiung Port by OOCL(TAIWAN) CO., Ltd. As detailed below, please inform your affiliated members or advise vessels navigating the area to exercise caution and avoid the designated waters to ensure operational and navigational safety.-Port of Kaohsiung, Taiwan International Ports Corporation, Ltd.

Notice Regarding Maintenance Operations of Gantry Cranes GC-211, GC-212, GC-213, GC-214, GC-215, GC-216, GC-217 at 65,66 Wharf of Kaohsiung Port by OOCL(TAIWAN) CO., Ltd. As detailed below, please inform your affiliated members or advise vessels navigating the area to exercise caution and avoid the designated waters to ensure operational and navigational safety.

2025-11-11 Kaohsiung

Explanation:
1. This operation is conducted in accordance with OOCL(TAIWAN) CO., Ltd.’s fax notice dated November 10, 2025.
2. Operation Period: From 8:00 a.m. November 10 to 5:00 p.m., November 13, 2025.
3. During the operation, the crane booms will be lowered to a horizontal position, extending approximately 75 meters over the water. A lighting system will be activated during nighttime hours. Vessels in the vicinity of the wharf are advised to exercise special caution regarding the extended booms to ensure navigational safety.
4. Contact Person and Phone Number: （07）821-2131#7521, 0919-186747, 0924-197380.

Last Updated：2025-11-11

Previous Notice Regarding Maintenance Operations of Gantry Cranes GC-1201, GC-1202, GC-1211 and GC-1202 at 120 Wharf of Kaohsiung Port. As detailed below, please inform your affiliated members or advise vessels navigating the area to exercise caution and avoid the designated waters to ensure operational and navigational safety. Next Notice Regarding Maintenance Operations of Gantry Cranes GC-214 at 65 Wharf of Kaohsiung Port by OOCL(TAIWAN) CO., Ltd. As detailed below, please inform your affiliated members or advise vessels navigating the area to exercise caution and avoid the designated waters to ensure operational and navigational safety.

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