Execution of works at shipyards
Execution of works at shipyards
Carrying out works at shipyards is a complex process that requires different stages and skills.
Carrying out works at shipyards requires specific skills and careful project management. It is also subject to strict safety standards and regulations to ensure the safety of crew and passengers.
Below you can find out more about some of the key aspects of shipyard work.
Designing & planning
First, engineers and designers develop plans for the ship, including hull design, propulsion systems, electronics and interior arrangements.
Construction of the hull
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Installation of the system
After the hull is finished, various systems such as engines, electrical equipment, communication devices,
air conditioning and other systems are installed.
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This phase includes furnishing the interior of the ship with all the necessary elements, such as cabins, kitchens and bathrooms.
Final treatment
After the installation of all systems, the ship is thoroughly inspected and the hull surface is finished, including painting and polishing.
Testing & analyzing
The ship is tested to ensure that all systems are functioning properly and that it is safe to sail.
Maintenance & repair
Once a ship is in service, regular maintenance and repairs are required to extend its life and ensure safe navigation.