EXPERTISE

Technical depth.
Practical involvement.

Support at the stage you need it — from early design decisions to construction, refit and day-to-day technical management.

01

Naval architecture & engineering

From an initial brief to coordinated construction information.

Hull form and general arrangement; stability and weight studies; structural design; propulsion, machinery and marine systems; workshop drawings and technical documentation.

02

Owner’s representation

A technically informed voice on the owner’s side.

Design and specification reviews; shipyard coordination; quality and progress inspections; change review; sea trials, delivery and follow-up of outstanding items.

03

New builds & refits

Keep design decisions connected to the realities of the yard.

Scope definition and requests for quotation; technical comparison of yard proposals; design coordination; systems integration; construction supervision and completion tracking.

04

Fleet technical management

Connect maintenance, operating requirements and the owner’s decisions.

Planned maintenance systems (PMS), technical budgets and supplier coordination; warranty follow-up; class and flag liaison, including flag changes. A commercial-shipping background brings working knowledge of safety management systems (SMS), ISPS security requirements, P&I and hull & machinery insurance, and the technical side of vessel sale and purchase.

05

Design & onboard spaces

Make the way a vessel looks work with the way it is used.

Exterior styling, interior layouts and circulation; 3D modelling and visualisation; materials and furniture coordination; integration of accommodation, equipment and service access.

06

Surveys & technical advice

Evidence to support the next decision.

Condition and pre-purchase assessments; technical due diligence for vessel sale and purchase; construction surveillance and documentation review; coordination with classification societies and flag administrations, including changes of flag; support with safety, maintenance and operational requirements.

WORKING TOGETHER

A defined brief.
Clear responsibilities.

01 / UNDERSTAND

Start with the vessel and the owner.

Review the brief, available drawings, condition and intended use. Establish what needs to be decided.

02 / DEFINE

Make the scope actionable.

Set out the work, technical priorities, deliverables and interfaces with the yard, captain and suppliers.

03 / FOLLOW THROUGH

Keep decisions connected to delivery.

Review progress and evidence, communicate open points and track agreed actions through to completion.

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