Ship Repair & Maintenance is a window into vessel lifecycle management, focusing on the latest technical advancements, regulatory requirements, and best practices in maintenance and repair operations.
Topics such as condition-based and predictive maintenance, hull integrity, corrosion control and propulsion system overhauls will be explored, in addition to the application of digital tools in maintenance diagnostics and planning. Ship Repair & Maintenance will also follow market trends and the distribution of work across the world.
Procuring a pilot boat for extreme weather demands more than robust engineering. This case examines a structured procurement framework integrating technical assessment, risk management, cost-benefit analysis, and crew expertise. The resulting lessons reveal how human factors and evidence-led decision-making can shape safer, higher-performing maritime operations in challenging environments today ahead.
New insights into the RNLI’s D Class lifeboat are improving understanding of crew exposure to shock and vibration. Combining sea trials, towing-tank experiments, and evaluations of innovative mitigation technologies, the programme reveals how vessel flexibility influences impacts and identifies practical solutions to enhance safety, comfort and operational effectiveness for crews.
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