Last week I had the pleasure of visiting one of our long term customers in the Seychelles, Eden Island Development Company. Seychelles is an island nation that lies a four hour flight south of Dubai and three hours from Johannesburg in the Indian Ocean. Eden Island is a beautiful complex five minutes from the airport […]
Category Archives: Berthing
Critical facts when purchasing pontoons
This week I am taking on a guest blog role in the absence of our CEO John Hogan who is away on business. Being my first blog as the domestic sales representative I want to cover the common questions customers ask when it comes to buying a pontoon. Throughout my years of working at Superior […]
Fire Hose Reel Thing
Superior has been building marinas for many years and the levels of safety have been improving as well. The fire safety devices are much more prevalent these days and the most visible item is the fire hose reel. These are installed less than 40 metres apart on most marinas and they serve an important early […]
SuperiorWORK brand adds a Steel Division
Over recent years the Superior group has added a commercial division to service the flotation needs of general industry and the resource sector in particular. The SuperiorWORK brand was born and a range of tough, rugged innovative products has followed. In addition to the range of pump pontoons, pipe floats, floating walkways and industrial gangways, […]
Frozen marinas in Korea
Every time I visit Korea it is an amazing experience. This is from the first interaction at the arrival hall of the Gimpo airport where I landed this time. I love the pride people take in their jobs
Sharing the excitement of boating
When boating is mentioned, it instantly evokes leisurely images of adventure and fun, which is part of a feeling many boating and fishing enthusiasts are well aware of: the call of the ocean, and its limitless opportunities.
2012 METS Conference in Amsterdam
From tomorrow, Tuesday the 13th of November, the METS (Marine Equipment Trade Show) conference will be on until Thursday the 15th at the RAI Complex in Amsterdam.
Sustainable Boating
I was recently visiting Sanctuary Cove Marina and walking along the berths near B arm when I spotted the sight of a marine revolution in progress. Berthed alongside a Superior Capri pontoon were 2 of the hard working alloy boats with Honda outboards that have done such a great job for many years. Right beside […]
Northern adventure
This week I am on vacation and we have decided to go on an adventure with a couple of other boats north to the Capricorn and Bunker group. This area has so much natural beauty and there is lots to see. It was a straight shot north from the Gold Coast and in over the […]
Floating berths as an sustainable necessity
As part of delivering service to our international clients we travel frequently to remote locations. This is a valuable learning exercise as we are constantly being challenged as to our established beliefs of the way things are done in Australia. I first experienced this when in an orientation camp as a teenager about to go […]