CCG Fleet: Vessel Details

Vessel Class:  Mid Shore Patrol Vessel

Port of Registry:  Ont. - Ottawa

Home Region:  Atlantic Region

Home Port:  N.S. - Dartmouth

Vessel Status:  Active

Complement:  9

Officers:  5

Crew:  4

Berths Available:  5

Crewing Regime:  Layday

Ice Class:  none

Class of Voyage:  Near Coastal Class 1 - limited HT2

MARPOL:  Yes

IMO:  9586071

Builder:  Irving Shipbuilding Inc.

Build Material:  Steel and Aluminium

Owner:  Canadian Coast Guard

Year Launched:  2013

Year in Service:  2013

Length (m):  42.8

Breadth (m):  7

Draft (m):  2.8

Freeboard (m):  1.7

Gross Tonnage (t):  253

Net Tonnage (t):  75

Cruising Range (nm):  2000

Endurance (d):  14

Cruising Speed (kts):  14

Maximum Speed (kts):  25

Fresh Water (m³):  6.5

Fuel Capacity (m³):  34

Fuel Consumption (m³/d):  Not Applicable

This vessel is not helicopter capable

Propulsion:  Geared Diesel

Power (kw):  4992

This vessel is not equipped with dedicated Scientific Equipment

Boat Deck (m²):  22

Forcastle (m²):  28.8

After Deck (m²):  65

This vessel cannot accommodate any containers.

Main Hoist:  Allied Marine TB10-23

Towing Equipment:  Nylon Braid Rope

Workboat #1:  RHIB rescue boat

Workboat #2:  RHIB

Workboat #3:  RHIB

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Biographical Information:  Canadian Coast Guard Chief Officer Gregory Paul Peddle, S.C., of Spaniard's Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador and his colleagues, Senior Engineer Pierre Gallien and Leading Seaman Raymond C. Welcher, lost their lives on October 15, 1989 when their fast rescue craft overturned in an attempt to rescue a diver off Middle Cove, Newfoundland. Chief Officer Peddle was awarded the star of courage.

Modernization Information:  Vessel number 5 in the series.