Structural & Fabrication
Class-related hull repairs, structural renewals, steel and aluminium fabrication, marine piping work and weld inspection supported by documented project experience.

Service focus
Hull & tank renewals
Repair objective
Defined scope, verified completion and clear handover
01 / REPAIR SCOPE
Hull plating renewal
02 / REPAIR SCOPE
Bulkheads, decks & stiffeners
Tank-boundary, deck and internal structural renewals, including fit-up and welding.
03 / REPAIR SCOPE
Steel & aluminium fabrication
Marine structural components, brackets, assemblies and replacement parts within the company’s qualified scope.
04 / REPAIR SCOPE
Pipe spool fabrication
05 / REPAIR SCOPE
Welding & repair documentation
Joint preparation, qualified welding procedures where required, repair drawings and inspection points.
06 / REPAIR SCOPE
Inspection & testing
Applicable VT, PT, UT and other specified NDT; pressure and leak testing for relevant boundaries and piping.
01
Assess & plan
Survey the damage, agree renewal boundaries and prepare repair drawings or plans as required.
04
Inspect & test
Perform specified NDT or leak tests and record completed repairs before closure.
03
Renew & weld
Crop damaged material, fit replacements and complete welding to approved requirements.
02
Approve & prepare
WORKFLOW PRINCIPLE Each assignment is scoped and scheduled according to its actual technical and operational requirements.

Weld examination
Visual examination and appropriate PT, MT, UT or RT when specified in the repair or inspection plan.
Leak-tightness
Vacuum-box, tank or piping pressure tests as applicable to the repaired boundary.
Traceability
Approved repair details, inspection reports, test records and owner/class close-out where required.
Facilities & Machinery
Explore the KME workshop and supporting equipment.
Technical Departments
See the multidisciplinary resources supporting drydocking work.
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