The reconstruction of the 500m long Westkaje built between 1907 and igog, has been underway since July 2017 in the German port's Kaiserhafen Ⅲ. Local authorities decided to rebuild the largely-derelict facility after reporting it was "showing signs of damage which substantially endanger the safety of the location". Work began in July 2017 when a spokesman told MJ "It has to be renovated as quickly as possible". The project had originally been due for completion by the end of 2018 or early 2019, but was delayed by tougher than expected pile extraction. It will now be finished early next year, according to Robert Howe, managing director of management company bremenports. He said the rebuilt Westkaje would enter service in spring. "Now that we have overcome the problems that cropped up during execution, construction work has entered its final phase," he added.
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