Richardson Devine Marine in Hobart, Tasmania | Metal fabricator

Richardson Devine Marine

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6272 7800

Address: 20-22 Negara Cres 7010 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.rdm.com.au

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23.01.2022 We're excited to be back on board with Alex Peroni for the FIA Formula 3 Championship for 2020.

23.01.2022 Check out below deck in the new World Heritage Cruises, Strahan, Tasmania boat, including these 2 Scania 900 horsepower engines (that's more than a Formula 1 car). The best bit? Built in Tasmania by Richardson Devine Marine

22.01.2022 It Looks easy when you see it come together like this. It isn’t! Congratulations to everyone who had a hand in building this magnificent vessel.

19.01.2022 The first of Sealink's new Bruny Island ferry fleet will be ready to hit the water next month. It's job-creating investments such as these, by Richardson Devine... Marine, that have resulted in the Hodgman majority Liberal Government leaping to the top of the economic table with nation-leading business confidence, economic growth and private investment growth. Congratulations to Ron Devine and his team for their top-class work. See more

18.01.2022 Ready for launch...

18.01.2022 OUR DEARLY BELOVED CUSTOMERS, STAY TUNED FOR THE EXQUISITE KILIMANJARO 7 CATAMARAN.....COMING SOON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

18.01.2022 REVIEWED: Double-ended Ro-Pax with four rudder propellers for Tasmania's busy Bruny Island run Richardson Devine Marine Incat Crowther SeaLink Bruny Islan...d Australian Maritime Safety Authority - AMSA Zenith Engineering Simrad FLIR Systems Jotun Group http://ow.ly/7F0D50ySFlX See more

15.01.2022 NEWS: Incat Crowther's Partnership with Azam Builds on Confidence Incat Crowther is pleased to announce a contract to design a 53m Catamaran Passenger Ferry for Azam Marine of Tanzania, Africa, to be named Kilimanjaro VIII. To read the article, click here: https://bit.ly/3dWMfxW

15.01.2022 Thank you TASMANIANS! We are overwhelmed with the support our fellow Tasmanians are showing us in these unusual times on our return to cruising. We thank you al...l for choosing a truly local business as we navigate such unchartered territory that is COVID-19. We adore sharing our beautiful backyard, and thank you for supporting us as we prepare to launch our brand new vessel. It has been a stressful time, but how lucky are we to have our fellow Taswegians by our side to see this through. It is only a little over 4 weeks until we show off our brand new boat - and boy are we excited... we hope you are too!

14.01.2022 Welcome to your new home Harbour Master II. We know you will be very happy here!!! An amazing trip around from Hobart, and a beautiful welcoming committee waiting for us.

14.01.2022 Ready for official launch day tomorrow! We are all very excited to be able to show off our new edition!

14.01.2022 This is AMAZING! The operators of the Bruny Island ferry company have been working with the Tasmanian Aboriginal Community to name their new vessel, and they'...ve finally landed on a name! Meet 'Parrabah', meaning 'whale' in the south east aboriginal language - the new ferry which will service Bruny Island from late April! In the words of Rodney Dillon from the South East Tasmanian Aboriginal corporation - "this is what Truganini would have called the whales" - referring to the 1812 - 1876 Bruny resident. Sealink, the operators of the service, promise the new Tasmanian made vessel will be able to transport locals and visitors across the D’Entrecasteaux Channel between Kettering and Roberts Point in roughly 20 minutes.

13.01.2022 The best feeling to finish a race weekend at home #podium P2 @alexperoni7 Congrats Mate!! Congrats Team... By the way, did you see that Start? #SpanishGP @dutchphotoagency #beCamposbeRacing #motorsport #F3 #SpanishGP #podium #P2

13.01.2022 Big day at RDM with the launch of Hull 075. The first of two ferries for SeaLink Bruny Island - well done to all of the crew at RDM - they've worked tirelessly to get this boat out on time and haven't compromised on quality. Also thanks to our vast array of contractors and suppliers and of course Incat Crowther for their design.

11.01.2022 Timetable for Australian TV viewers

10.01.2022 The first of four Incat Crowther 12s has arrived in Brisbane to help out on the CityHopper route. The CityHopper route is a free hop-on / hop-off service on Bri...sbane River, served by ageing timber ferries that have been taken out of service for maintenance. Cockle Bay and her sister ships are a great fit for this operation, with single-handed operation, excellent proximity and visibility to the boarding areas along with lightweight, low-resistance hulls. They are faster, brighter, quieter and cleaner than the existing vessels. To see the Channel 7 article, click here: https://bit.ly/2Zd7chT

10.01.2022 Seems as though the owners of World Heritage Cruises have inherited some of their ancestors boat building skills. Handcrafted touches with locally sourced mater...ials on our Tasmanian made boat are bound to impress. The boat build is coming along so nicely - we can't wait to show you more as this impressive vessel takes shape. The new vessel is set to be cruising in Strahan by November 01. See more

09.01.2022 So close now, and we couldn’t be more excited. This stunning new vessel is due to hit the water soon!!!!!

08.01.2022 The shed is quickly filling up at RDM. Vessels 076 and 077 coming along nicely.

06.01.2022 Wow, what a day! It has been such a delightful blessing of the ship today - we are so excited to be heading off on the brand new Harbour Master II around to Strahan in the morning.

05.01.2022 Well, it is really taking shape now, we have moved our timelapse camera so we can get a really good look at the new boat, and what a sight it is. As restriction...s start to lift slowly, what seemed like a nightmare a month or so ago, is now starting to feel like the pain and hardship may be easier to bare as this beauty takes shape. Wonder what we should call this lovely vessel? See more

05.01.2022 The first of Sealink’s new Bruny Island ferry fleet will be ready to hit the water next month in time for our busy summer season. Built by Richardson Devine Marine, this 45 metre vessel will provide a more reliable, efficient and comfortable service for passengers.

05.01.2022 What a cracking day to celebrate the launch of World Heritage Cruises’ new passenger catamaran! Built in Tasmania by Richardson Devine Marine, the vessel demonstrates the resilience and commitment of our tourism operators and the key role this industry will play as we rebuild our economy.

02.01.2022 RDM Hull 077 (designed by Incat Crowther) successfully launched on a wet Hobart day. Well done to our workforce for pulling this boat together on time and to such a fantastic standard. Congrats to World Heritage Cruises, Strahan, Tasmania - we’re looking forward to seeing how she performs on trials.