ASRY’s twin slipways, each with a dry berth length of 255 metres are ideal for accommodating offshore service boats, large tugs and supply vessels.

Their vertical curve design also facilitates new building activities at its upper end. Vessels up to approximately 15,000 dwt, and with drafts up to 4.5 meters can be easily slipped up under normal daily tidal conditions. The slipways are equipped with all required shore facilities and are serviced by two 80-tonne crawler cranes with ample reach.

ASRY’s Dock #2, the first of two floating docks is capable of docking ships up to 120,000 dwt.

It is equipped with all auxiliary services and 3 cranes of 12 tonnes each.

ASRY’s Dock #3, the second of two floating docks, is capable of docking ships up to 80,000 dwt.

It is equipped with all auxiliary services and 3 cranes of 12 tonnes each.

ASRY Offshore Services is a dedicated offshore oil and gas division.

Specialising in offshore rig repair and fabrication work, ASRY Offshore Services (AOS) is now an integral part of the yard’s capabilities. As well as jack-up drilling rigs, AOS can accommodate drill ships, cable and pipe laying vessels, semi-submersibles, offshore support and construction vessels, for either repairs, component construction, mobilising a skilled ‘riding squad’ or surveying.

ASRY Energy Division (AED) is a division of ASRY dedicated to the production of power barges and other vessels.

While the flagship product of the division is the power barge, AED also has the capacity to handle other newbuild projects such as offshore vessels, workboats, and more. The power barges integrate the latest technology and best practice construction techniques to provide the foundation for floating power generation units. ASRY has accumulated over 35 years of vessel engineering expertise, and AED is utilising that expertise to focus on newbuild projects.

ASRY’s workshops form one of the most extensive industrial support zones in the region, designed to optimise workflow, ensure safety, and maintain full control over each repair stage. 

Core capabilities include:

• •  Refurbishment and machining operations.
  •  Mechanical overhaul & rebuilding.
  •  Hydraulic Engineering.
  •  Rudder, propeller & drivetrain servicing and overhaul.
  •  Pipe fabrication.
  •  Steel and Boiler servicing.
  •  Electrical & instrumentation installation, fault finding and repair.
  •  Lifesaving & firefighting appliance servicing and repair.

 ASRY’s Graving Dock can accommodate vessels of up to 500,000 deadweight tonnes (DWT).

It is equipped with four dockside access arms, two on each side, which provide full reach to the hull for maintenance tasks, particularly surface preparation such as blasting and painting.

Two cranes are mounted on each side of the dock, with lifting capacities of 100 tonnes and 15 tonnes, respectively.

The dock is also capable of handling multiple vessels at once, depending on their size and layout.

ASRY offers 16 alongside repair jetties and berths, with a total length of approximately 5km.

The berths range in continuous lengths up to 1,380m, which is the maximum berth length, available at the Quay Wall. With one of the largest total berth lengths in the Middle East, ASRY offers a unique flexibility in its docking schedules, capable of accommodating any client requirements.