Yantai Navigation Mark Office Launching Summer Mark Change Operation

July 31, 2026

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The Yantai Navigation Aid Office is conducting its summer buoy replacement operations, covering multiple port areas like Yantai and Weihai. The project, involving 87 buoy replacements, began in late June and emphasizes maritime safety through effective planning, storm tracking, and coordination with ports and pilotage services. Moving forward, their efforts will focus on routine monitoring and maintenance to enhance maritime service quality and ensure navigation safety.

Recently, the Yantai Navigation Mark Office has been systematically carrying out summer marker replacement operations to ensure maritime navigation safety.

The summer marker replacement operations began at the end of June, covering multiple port waters including Yantai and Weihai, with plans to replace 87 light buoys. To ensure the orderly and safe execution of the operations, the Yantai Navigation Mark Office closely monitors and assesses typhoon paths, intensity changes, and impact ranges, scientifically formulates replacement plans, meticulously arranges tasks, and actively communicates and coordinates with ports, pilotage units, and other relevant organizations to ensure the successful completion of the marker replacement tasks.

Next, the Yantai Navigation Mark Office will continue to carry out routine monitoring and maintenance of navigation marks, continuously improve its service level, and make every effort to ensure navigation safety in the jurisdictional waters.

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Yantai Navigation Mark Office Launching Summer Mark Change Operation