News from ORSKOV YARD

National Geographic Explorer returned to Orskov Yard for the second time. Despite of a very tight schedule they sailed the vessel from Ushuaia to Frederikshavn for docking. Good quality and delivery on time is worth the travelling. After three intens…

May 8th. 2019, Orskov Yard attended to the steel cutting ceremony at HAT-SAN shipyard for our new-built floating dock. We look forward to a good corporation.

Orskov Yard has converted the research and survey vessel Edda Fonn for Østensjø, who has sold the ship to the Royal New Zealand Navy. Edda Fonn arrived to the yard on Friday February 1st. The ship underwent a long list of improvements before leaving…

The family behind Orskov Yard has decided to make a change in the yard’s organization based on the great investment in a new dock, and a strategic goal on further expansion and the strengthening of the yard. Lars Fischer is appointed CEO of Orskov Ya…

Orskov Yard have contracted a newbuild floating dock at Hat-San shipyard in Turkey. The Shipyard will start construction in the Spring 2019, and the floating dock will be delivered in June 2020 at the shipyard. Late 2020 the floating dock will be pla…

Simon A. Jensen is Orskov Yard’s first EUX apprentice. For his final exam he made a height adjustable table, which received much praise by the masters Danni and Jan. They viewed the test piece after the piece had been judged by the censors from Tech…

The 68 meter long pelagic fishing vessel Hardhaus arrived at Orskov Yard on 17 September 2018, after a severe incident, where sea water filled the engine room, RSW machinery compartment, bow thruster room and all the way up to the cabins. Upon arriva…

This year the shipyard can celebrate their 60th anniversary. Arne Ørskov Christensen founded the shipyard in 1958 and since then the family have driven the activities at the Port of Frederikshavn. Through the years, the shipyard grew fast and in 1972…