Acquire the required knowledge and skills to conduct daily tasks as a superintendent or site team member during the newbuilding process at shipyards.
The newbuilding process for vessels demands a synergy of shipping, ship management, and shipbuilding knowledge and experience. The site team, representing shipowners in a newbuilding project, must be well-prepared and knowledgeable about technology and safety aspects related to the design, materials, and classification of the new vessel.
If you are a superintendent engineer already involved or about to be involved in site teams at a shipbuilding yard on behalf of the shipowner, enroll in this course to gain the knowledge and skills required for the diverse range of activities involved.
Online course
Duration: 2 days
Price: EUR 660 (plus VAT, if applicable)
Physical classroom at Greece's facilities
Duration: 2 days
Price: EUR 720 (plus VAT, if applicable)
This course aims to offer site team members (representing the shipowner in newbuilding and new installations) attending a shipyard a condensed overview of their responsibilities and duties. Participants will be informed about the relevant regulatory frameworks and requirements in shipbuilding and will acquire skills in newbuilding management.
The course is designed with a practical approach, incorporating examples and showcases using a library of real case studies from shipbuilding activities.
- Training and familiarization for the site team
- Equipment, measuring tools and instruments
- Site team communication with the shipyard and the shipping company
- Records kept, progress reports produced by the site team, contents, and standard reporting
- Procedures, precautions, conditions for effective and integrated daily inspections
- Daily quality inspections, checks, and measurements in the shipyard
- Owners’ comments recording/submission
- Cooperation with Class surveyors
- Site team members participation in equipment shop tests
- Owners’ drawings, plan approval activities
- Proper time scheduling for the site team
- Monitoring yard’s quality standards and practices
- Machinery rules
- Checklists for yard activities, outstandings closure
- Sea trials: Preparation, methods and techniques
- Coordination between Yard, Class, Flag, Owners for the prompt delivery on planned dates
- Dealing with outstandings after ship’s delivery
- Handling guarantee claims
- New Building Superintendents
- Shipyard Technical personnel
- Maritime shore personnel
- Technical and Marine Superintendents
- Fleet Managers
- Technical Managers
- Masters and Chief Engineers
RINA Attendance Certificate.
