A 2,600-tonne cargo ship has run aground while docking close to Fort William on the west coast of Scotland in windy conditions . Stornoway Coastguard said the alarm was raised this morning when the 91-metre ship Fri Sea went aground at high water at Corpach . Seven crew members remain on board the ship and there are no signs of any injuries . The coastguard said it was likely an attempt to refloat the vessel would be made at high water on Sunday . A 2,600-tonne cargo ship has run aground while docking close to Fort William on the west coast of Scotland . The Fri Sea , operated by the Kopervik Group , arrived from Liverpool at around 7.30am this morning and was due to collect a load of timber . A spokesman from Stornoway Coastguard said : 'The ship ran aground after being caught in a squall of wind . 'Salvage teams and expected to start an operation at high water tomorrow at around 7am . ' A spokeswoman for the Maritime and Coastguard agency confirmed : 'The Secretary Of State 's Representative for Maritime Salvage and Intervention is aware and is monitoring the situation . 'The 91 metre cargo vessel went aground at high water and it is likely that an attempt to refloat the vessel will be made at high water on Sunday . ' There has been no sign of pollution in the water , according to the coastguard . Another Kopervik cargo ship , the Fri Ocean , ran aground in the Sound of Mull in June 2013 while transporting timber from Corpach to Varberg in Sweden . Stornoway Coastguard said the alarm was raised this morning when the 91-metre ship Fri Sea went aground . Seven crew members remain on board the vessel . There are no signs of injuries or pollution in the water .
A cargo ship has run aground while docking close to Fort ##ach . Fri ship arrived at Corpach at 7.30am and was due to collect timber load . Seven crew will remain on board the vessel with no signs of distress . preparations to salvage 2,600 tonnes vessel will be made tomorrow at high water .