Advertising Opportunities in Ship Repair and Conversion Technology

The Journal

Quarterly journal of The Royal Institution of Naval Architects, Shiprepair & Conversion Technology provides quality technical information on all aspects of repair and conversion.

Readership

Shiprepair & Conversion Technology is distributed to 6311 professionals in more than 75 countries worldwide (ABC audited). Our readership includes owners, operators, managers and repairers at marine superintendent and senior executive level. Shiprepair & Conversion Technology is the only dedicated repair and maintenance journal carrying the ABC guarantee of circulation.

Editorial Coverage

Our readers are kept informed of up-to-date news from owners, operators, shiprepair yards, maintenance companies and equipment suppliers. In-depth coverage is given to all types of vessels, ranging from fishing vessels and workboats to cruise liners, ferries, container ships and tankers. Each issue includes articles on:

a major repair or conversion project
innovations in repair techniques
new shipboard and shipyard equipment
new advances and in-service reports on paints, coatings and surface preparation
region and country reports
service and maintenance updates

In addition, we publish regular technical reports on contracts recently completed, in hand and planned at major shiprepair centres around the world.

On-Line Editions

As of January 2008, the current issues of Shiprepair & Conversion Technology are also available on-line. Visit www.rina.org.uk/srct and click on the issue cover you wish to view.

Readership Analysis

Shiprepair & Conversion Technology has a total ABC Audited circulation of 6311 copies per issue (Jan-Dec 2007). Distributed to RINA members, subscribers, and a carefully targeted promotional list in over 75 countries it reaches a discerning professional audience working in the international marine industry. This quality circulation is further enhanced by additional distribution at the major maritime exhibitions and The Royal Institution of Naval Architects' extensive series of international conferences and training courses.

Each issue of Shiprepair & Conversion Technology is now published on-line, further extending the readership and reach of the journal. The entire publication, including all editorials and advertisements in the printed edition, can be seen in digital format and viewed by members, subscribers, and (for a limited period) any other interested individuals worldwide

Shiprepair & Conversion Technology offers advertisers the opportunity to influence the decision-makers involved in the repair and maintenance of marine vessels worldwide.

For further information about advertising opportunities in Shiprepair & Conversion Technology, contact Rosemary Little: