Tyne Gangway are pleased to have donated one of our approved 10m Shala gangways and net to provide safe access during the restoration of this historic vessel. We are proud to support the Friends of TS Queen Mary, maintaining heritage and links between our two great shipbuilding rivers, The Clyde and The Tyne.
Photo by Kenneth Whyte
Tyne Gangway’s sister company has completed the offshore installation of a Tower and Walk to Work Gangway to allow work to begin on part of Race Bank Project. Engineers from Lift-rite joined a Jack-up accommodation / service rig in Denmark and sailed to the East Coast of England to mobilise the equipment.
The walk-to-work gangway was designed and built by Tyne Gangway is class approved to the new DNVGL- ST0358 standard.
As well as personnel the Tower and Gangway will be used to move equipment/ materials onto the new substation to help complete the offshore works.
Tyne Gangway completes 48mtr Aluminium Deep Water Pontoon Access Gangway for one of the UKs most visited cruise ship ports.
The gangway was supplied with a Steel Cantilever Quay platform and will be installed ready for a busy summer of cruise ship visits.
Tyne Gangway has completed its move to the new premises. The new fabrication facility is larger ensuring that our capability has grown and we are able to manufacture larger walk to work systems & bridges.
The New Fabrication Facility has three 10 tonne overhead cranes and five swing arm cranes enabling a 50% increase in production. The new offices have grown 3 fold. Our outside yard space has increased in size 4 fold enabling us to test & commission prior to dispatch.
Tyne Gangway are pleased to announce that our accommodation ladders ranging in length from 2.5m up to 20.5m have gained type approval by DNV-GL. This is applicable for new builds and replacement ladders. 
Tyne Gangways DNV-GL approved 50mtr bridge is installed, linking upper platform foundations so site works can begin. Please visit our gallery page for a photo of the installed bridge.
Here is a great pic of Cunards Queen Mary 2, with passengers disembarking. The photo captures a visit to Clydeport Greenock (Glasgow) where both Self levelling Step gangways operate, having been designed and manufactured in-house by Tyne Gangway.
