Illustrative passenger ferry sailing in coastal waters

Project scope examples

The technical work behind the vessel.

Explore how our services can be combined around common marine project requirements. These are illustrative scope examples; the work is defined for each vessel.

Illustrative motor yacht underway in the Mediterranean

01 / NEWBUILD / SCOPE EXAMPLE

New vessel design package

Develop a coherent design basis, arrangements and vessel documentation around an owner’s operating brief.

Potential work package

Concept, principal particulars and arrangement development
Hull geometry and preliminary capacity information
Coordinated plans and supporting calculations
A defined document package for the next design or review stage

INFORMATION TO PREPARE

Intended service, capacity targets, operating area, owner requirements and proposed flag or class.

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Illustrative product tanker with deck piping, viewed from the air

02 / STABILITY / SCOPE EXAMPLE

Stability & loading documentation

Connect the vessel’s geometry, lightship information and loading scenarios in an organised stability assessment.

Potential work package

Review of hull, tank and lightship inputs
Hydrostatics and agreed loading conditions
Applicable intact or damage stability assessments
Stability information and coordinated review responses

INFORMATION TO PREPARE

Lines or hull model, lightship records, tank data and intended loading conditions.

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Illustrative vessel hull in a shipyard dry dock

03 / CONVERSION / SCOPE EXAMPLE

Vessel conversion or refit

Assess how a proposed vessel change affects the arrangements, weights, structure and technical documentation.

Potential work package

Technical impact review of the proposed change
Revised arrangements and structural details
Weight and stability consequences
Controlled submission and document revisions

INFORMATION TO PREPARE

Current plans, modification brief, equipment weights and relevant existing approval records.

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Illustrative harbour tug underway with working deck equipment

04 / WORKBOATS / SCOPE EXAMPLE

Working deck & equipment changes

Define the engineering implications of new equipment, changed working arrangements or updated vessel duties.

Potential work package

Working arrangement and load definition
Equipment weight and centre-of-gravity review
Local structural and reinforcement calculations
Updated plans and associated technical notes

INFORMATION TO PREPARE

Equipment information, attachment details, operating loads and the current vessel configuration.

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05 / DOCUMENTATION / SCOPE EXAMPLE

Existing vessel drawing package

Organise, update or develop vessel drawings from the available records and suitable measured information.

Potential work package

Assessment of available vessel records and data gaps
Project-specific drawing list
Updated arrangements and supporting plans
Revision-controlled PDF and agreed editable deliverables

INFORMATION TO PREPARE

Available plans, vessel particulars, measurement information and the purpose of the required documents.

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Illustrative marine technical professional reviewing a vessel working deck

06 / APPROVAL / SCOPE EXAMPLE

Classification review coordination

Bring the drawings, calculations and outstanding review comments into one traceable submission process.

Potential work package

Submission package and document register
Technical comment and response tracking
Coordinated drawing and calculation revisions
Compilation of final reviewer correspondence and approval records

INFORMATION TO PREPARE

Selected reviewer, class or flag details, submission objectives and outstanding correspondence.

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