Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Tundra

On April 15, 2019, at midnight, the vessel 'Tundra', en route from Kotka, encountered a steering gear control failure while navigating near Baie Comeau, Quebec. The incident occurred at coordinates 49°25'02.0" N and 65°03'12.0" W. Following the mechanical malfunction, the ship successfully anchored at Les Razades anchorage near Trois-Pistoles to undergo necessary repairs. After addressing the issue, the 'Tundra' resumed its journey and successfully docked at Trois Rivières at 3:30 p.m. on April 17.

On February 5, 2019, at approximately 4 p.m., the bulk carrier 'Tundra' sustained significant damage to its cargo hold hatch cover while docked at the port of Sorel, located at coordinates 46 02 54 N, 73 07 06 W. The incident occurred when equipment from the shore grain loading operations accidentally fell onto the ship. Following the incident, prompt repairs were initiated, allowing the vessel to resume its journey. The 'Tundra' departed Sorel on February 16 at 5:30 p.m., setting a course towards Immingham, with an expected arrival date of March 1.

On the morning of June 23, the bulk carrier 'Tundra' was successfully refloated thanks to the assistance of tugs, following the draining of its ballast water tanks. After regaining buoyancy, the vessel was relocated to the Saint-Zotique anchorage, where it underwent re-ballasting procedures. Subsequently, the 'Tundra' was guided to a pier at the Beauharnois Canal lock near Melocheville, where divers conducted essential underwater inspections to ensure the vessel's safety and integrity.