- Planning and Design: Determine the scope of the conversion, including changes to the vessel’s structure, systems, and layout. Develop detailed plans and specifications for the conversion work.
- Regulatory Compliance: Ensure that the conversion meets all relevant regulations and standards, such as those set by classification societies, flag states, and international conventions.
- Project Management: Coordinate the conversion project, including scheduling, budgeting, and overseeing the work of contractors and suppliers.
- Structural Modifications: This can include hull extensions, strengthening, or alterations to accommodate new equipment or systems.
- System Upgrades: Upgrade or install new systems, such as propulsion, power generation, navigation, and communication systems.
- Interior Refurbishment: Modify the interior layout and design to meet new requirements, improve functionality, or enhance comfort.
- Commissioning and Testing: Ensure that all converted systems and equipment are properly installed, tested, and commissioned before the vessel is put into service.
- Documentation: Maintain accurate documentation of the conversion process, including plans, specifications, inspection reports, and compliance certificates.
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT AFTER ASKING YOUR QUESTIONS?
- Less than 10-hour response to your questions
- Thoroughness and expertise of a Certified Specialist
- Plan of action summarized in an email follow-up
