The Lamanage du Port de Rouen was founded on October 31, 1945. The Notre Dame de Gravenchon sector (Port-Jérôme) joined the Cooperative in 1969, then the Port of Dieppe on October 1, 2001.
Mooring is a term from maritime vocabulary and designates operations to assist with the mooring and unmooring of ships during their arrival, departure or also their movement (change of berth) within ports.
The ships’ crew being limited, it was necessary to create a shore service. Lamaneurs are specialized sailors.
The Lamanage has 45 people for the Dieppe, Honfleur and Port-Jerôme sites. Our field of action covers 120km of river, from Rouen to Honfleur and the harbor of the Grand Port Maritime de Rouen and the entire district of the Port of Dieppe.
We therefore provide service to ships 24 hours a day, 7 days a week all year round.
Our services
- Mooring, releasing and unhauling commercial ships
- Pollution control
- Provisioning of ships (food and equipment)
- Connection, disconnection of ships on oil sites,
- Nautical surveillance,
- Crew complement,
- Coring in the Seine
