For operational vessels, maintenance, repair, and dry-dock periods are processes that require careful management in terms of technical planning and coordination. During these periods, we provide technical support to ship owners and operators, contributing to the planned, efficient, and timely progress of the work.
The process begins with the planning of dry-dock and shipyard periods. Preparing the maintenance and repair scope, defining the work items, and establishing the necessary coordination are important parts of this stage. Through regular communication with shipyards, subcontractors, and equipment suppliers, maintenance activities are supported in being carried out in a more controlled manner.
In this context, maintenance budget preparation and cost control also play an important role. At the same time, the work schedule is monitored with consideration for completion timelines and the plan for returning the vessel to operation. Through technical follow-up, the progress of maintenance and modification scopes is monitored, and the process is completed with final checks and technical acceptance at the last stage.
Through proper planning and disciplined project follow-up, the goal is to ensure that vessels return to service after maintenance on time, within budget, and in a technically reliable condition.
Scope of Services
- Planning and preparation of dry-dock and shipyard periods
- Organization and follow-up of maintenance, repair, and modification works
- Coordination with shipyards, subcontractors, and equipment suppliers
- Maintenance budget preparation and cost control
- Schedule follow-up and support for timely completion
- Final checks and technical acceptance processes
Our Approach
We do not view maintenance periods merely as mandatory operational interruptions, but as planned processes that protect vessel performance and technical reliability. For this reason, we place special importance on preparation, coordination, and technical follow-up.
