Mr. Brad Williamson

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  Published on: 1/27/2008    Last Visited: 1/27/2008  

  Port CEO Brad Williamson said the port's pilot had undertaken specialised training in Hobart on a simulator to bring the QEII into a berth.

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  Brad Williamson, CEO, Albany Port Authority

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  The Lucy Oldendorff wanted to load tonnes of lupins at the Esperance and Albany ports this week but was refused entry because it was polluted from a previous cargo of lead sulphide, Albany Port chief executive Brad Williamson says.
  
  "This is the first time I've refused a ship entry, so it's quite an unusual event for ports," Mr Williamson said.
  
  "The ship was (initially) denied entry to the Esperance port due to the presence of lead dust on the ship's superstructure and within her holds."
  
  It went out to sea to be cleaned before coming back to request a berth for more comprehensive cleaning, he said.
  
  But Esperance port, at the centre of a lead scare in the southwest town last year, refused the request.
  
  So, too, did Albany Port and later Bunbury, Mr Williamson said.
  
  It is not unusual for ships to fail survey tests, necessitating cleaning before they are allowed to load grain, he said, but lead poses special problems.
  
  The vessel is understood to be returning to Port Pirie.

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  Brad Williamson, CEO, Albany Port Authority

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  Brad Williamson, Chief Executive Officer, Albany Port Authority Statement : 10 Jun 2004

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  The Chief Executive Officer of the Port Authority, Brad Williamson, says work to recover the bombs began in January after winning more than $5 million in compensation from the Federal Government.
  
  Mr Williamson says the 30 centimetre bomb was found by scuba divers in 14 metres of water last night.
  
  "This morning the dive team and I went and had a look at it and took some more photographs, and we were particularly looking for a brass or a copper firing band which is at the base of shells, and we found something that is a brass ring," he said.
  
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  Albany port's chief executive Brad Williamson says it is a highly unusual incident.
  
  "This is the first I've refused a ship entry, so it's quite an unusual event for ports," he said.
  
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  Brad Williamson, Chief Executive Officer, Albany Port Authority Email : 10 Mar 2004

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  Mr Brad Williamson,Chief Executive Officer

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  Brad Williamson,Chief Executive Officer
  
  Broome Port AuthorityPO Box 46 BROOME WA 6725 Phone: 08 9192 1304 Fax: 08 9192 1778

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