MARINE TECHNOLOGY AND SOLUTIONS

MARINE TECHNOLOGY AND SOLUTIONS

Project management

• project planning: outlining project scope, milestones, and deliverables specific to shipbuilding requirements
• resource management: allocating teams, equipment, and materials efficiently
• risk mitigation: identifying technical and logistical risks and developing response strategies
• coordination: facilitating communication among designers, engineers, vendors, and shipyards
• progress monitoring: tracking project phases and adjusting to unforeseen challenges
• quality control: ensuring high standards are met throughout each stage of the vessel’s construction

Purchase

• supplier identification: researching and selecting suppliers for specialized maritime equipment and materials
  
• contract negotiation: ensuring favorable terms with suppliers while maintaining quality and timelines
  
• procurement logistics: coordinating the acquisition and delivery of parts and materials on schedule
  
• inventory control: monitoring stock levels to ensure the uninterrupted flow of materials
  
• supplier quality assurance: verifying that all purchases meet the required technical specifications
  
• cost control: managing budgets to prevent overruns without compromising on quality
  

Design

• initial conceptualization: translating client requirements into ship designs with operational functionality
  
• preliminary design: drafting layouts and specifications for approval
  
• detailed design: preparing comprehensive technical documentation, including systems, hull structure, and layout
  
• compliance with standards: ensuring designs meet maritime regulations and classification society requirements
  
• digital prototyping: utilizing CAD and other software to create accurate 3D models of the ship
  
• design iteration: refining designs based on feedback and feasibility studies
  

Supervision

• worksite supervision: overseeing ship construction or repair, ensuring adherence to design specifications
  
• quality inspections: regularly inspecting work to verify compliance with safety and quality standards
  
• progress monitoring: ensuring timelines are met, addressing delays, and adjusting workflow as needed
  
• problem solving: identifying and resolving technical or logistical challenges that arise during construction
  
• compliance verification: ensuring the vessel meets international maritime regulations
  
• reporting: providing regular updates on construction progress to stakeholders
  

Project management

• project planning: outlining project scope, milestones, and deliverables specific to shipbuilding requirements
• resource management: allocating teams, equipment, and materials efficiently
• risk mitigation: identifying technical and logistical risks and developing response strategies
• coordination: facilitating communication among designers, engineers, vendors, and shipyards
• progress monitoring: tracking project phases and adjusting to unforeseen challenges
• quality control: ensuring high standards are met throughout each stage of the vessel’s construction

Purchase

• supplier identification: researching and selecting suppliers for specialized maritime equipment and materials
  
• contract negotiation: ensuring favorable terms with suppliers while maintaining quality and timelines
  
• procurement logistics: coordinating the acquisition and delivery of parts and materials on schedule
  
• inventory control: monitoring stock levels to ensure the uninterrupted flow of materials
  
• supplier quality assurance: verifying that all purchases meet the required technical specifications
  
• cost control: managing budgets to prevent overruns without compromising on quality
  

Design

• initial conceptualization: translating client requirements into ship designs with operational functionality
  
• preliminary design: drafting layouts and specifications for approval
  
• detailed design: preparing comprehensive technical documentation, including systems, hull structure, and layout
  
• compliance with standards: ensuring designs meet maritime regulations and classification society requirements
  
• digital prototyping: utilizing CAD and other software to create accurate 3D models of the ship
  
• design iteration: refining designs based on feedback and feasibility studies
  

Supervision

• worksite supervision: overseeing ship construction or repair, ensuring adherence to design specifications
  
• quality inspections: regularly inspecting work to verify compliance with safety and quality standards
  
• progress monitoring: ensuring timelines are met, addressing delays, and adjusting workflow as needed
  
• problem solving: identifying and resolving technical or logistical challenges that arise during construction
  
• compliance verification: ensuring the vessel meets international maritime regulations
  
• reporting: providing regular updates on construction progress to stakeholders
  

We are located in the historic city of Gdańsk, Poland, a place with over a thousand years of rich history shaped by various cultures over the centuries. Gdańsk is a key industrial hub, particularly known for its shipbuilding heritage. It is also home to the Gdańsk University of Technology, where aspiring engineers receive the education needed to pursue careers in the maritime industry. The region boasts numerous local private companies that, for decades, have been providing professional services to Baltic shipyards and the owners of boats, yachts, merchant ships, ferries, and cruise liners.

We are located in the historic city of Gdańsk, Poland, a place with over a thousand years of rich history shaped by various cultures over the centuries. Gdańsk is a key industrial hub, particularly known for its shipbuilding heritage. It is also home to the Gdańsk University of Technology, where aspiring engineers receive the education needed to pursue careers in the maritime industry. The region boasts numerous local private companies that, for decades, have been providing professional services to Baltic shipyards and the owners of boats, yachts, merchant ships, ferries, and cruise liners.

To complete your project professionally we use spacious industrial hall covering 430 square meters. Situate in Gdynia in close proximity to the well-known Tri-City shipyards. This strategic location not only provides us with the necessary space and infrastructure but also places us close to key maritime and industrial hubs, facilitating smoother logistics, collaboration, and access to essential resources for our operations.

To complete your project professionally we use spacious industrial hall covering 430 square meters. Situate in Gdynia in close proximity to the well-known Tri-City shipyards. This strategic location not only provides us with the necessary space and infrastructure but also places us close to key maritime and industrial hubs, facilitating smoother logistics, collaboration, and access to essential resources for our operations.