Vessel in dry dock
Planning & coordination

Smarter drydock decisions

Drydocking services cover inspection, maintenance, repair, and upgrade work when a vessel is taken out of the water - essential for seaworthiness, compliance, and vessel life.

We support owners through yard selection, specifications, docking execution, testing, and final documentation.

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What we deliver

Core drydocking services

Inspection, maintenance, repair, and upgrade work when your vessel is out of the water - aligned with class, flag, and operational requirements.

01
Hull Inspection & Repairs
  • Underwater hull inspection
  • Steel renewal and plate replacement
  • Crack repairs and structural strengthening
  • Corrosion assessment
02
Hull Cleaning & Surface Treatment
  • Grit blasting and hydro blasting
  • Anti-fouling coating application
  • Tank coating repairs
  • Cathodic protection renewal
03
Mechanical & Machinery Repairs
  • Main engine overhaul
  • Auxiliary engine servicing
  • Pump and valve repairs
  • Boiler maintenance
  • Piping fabrication and replacement
04
Propulsion & Steering System Works
  • Propeller polishing and balancing
  • Shaft withdrawal and inspection
  • Rudder repairs
  • Stern tube sealing replacement
05
Electrical & Automation Services
  • Generator maintenance
  • Navigation system testing
  • Automation and control system repairs
  • Cable renewal and troubleshooting
06
Tank & Cargo Area Services
  • Tank cleaning
  • Cargo holds repairs
  • Hatch cover maintenance
  • Tank inspection and coating
07
Safety & Compliance Services
  • Lifeboat and davit inspection
  • Firefighting equipment servicing
  • Class and statutory surveys
  • IMO and flag-state compliance support
08
Offshore & Specialized Vessel Services
  • DP system testing
  • Offshore crane repairs
  • Helideck inspections
  • Subsea equipment support
How we work

Drydock process

From pre-drydock planning through sea trials and final delivery - coordinated with your superintendent and selected shipyard.

Pre-drydock planning Technical specification preparation Shipyard selection Docking and inspection Repair execution Testing and sea trials Final delivery and documentation
Facilities

Types of dry docks

Graving dock Floating dock Syncrolift Marine railway
Why it matters

Benefits of regular drydocking

Improves fuel efficiency Extends vessel life Ensures regulatory compliance Reduces unexpected breakdowns Enhances safety and reliability
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