Conversions & modifications
A new role. A properly assessed vessel.
Technical support for vessel changes, from arrangement updates to stability and class review.
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Conversions & modifications
Changing a vessel’s equipment, layout, capacity or service can affect much more than the drawing being revised. We help define the technical consequences of a proposed modification and coordinate the calculations and documentation needed for its review.
We define the work around your vessel configuration, the information available and the purpose of the required assessment or submission.
TECHNICAL SCOPE
What the work
can include.
- Conversion feasibility and arrangement development
- Equipment additions and deck layout changes
- Weight-change and centre-of-gravity assessments
- Structural modifications and reinforcement details
- Updated vessel plans and stability information
- Documentation for changes of service and class review
Scope items are selected according to the vessel, intended service and applicable review requirements.
PROJECT DELIVERABLES
Clear documents.
Controlled revisions.
- Modification scope and technical impact assessment
- Revised arrangement and detail drawings
- Supporting structural and stability calculations
- Updated document register and revision package
- Submission coordination and comment responses
INFORMATION TO PREPARE
Start with the
right vessel information.
- Current vessel plans and technical records
- Description of proposed changes
- Equipment weights, centres and connection details
- Current flag, class and intended future service
Tell us what is available and what is missing. An initial enquiry can help establish the data needed for the work.
Prepare your enquiry
THE PROJECT OUTCOME
An organised modification package that connects the proposed changes with their wider engineering implications.
CONNECTED EXPERTISE
The wider technical picture.
START THE CONVERSATION
Let’s bring your marine project into focus.
Share your vessel, technical requirements and next milestone. We’ll use your brief to define a coordinated engineering scope.