Ship and Boat Repair Services

Repairing ships and boats requires a prompt and precise response to handle damages and malfunctions that may occur during operation. Repair services include the following aspects:

1. Hull Repair

Hull repair focuses on addressing damage to the external structure of the ship or boat, which may occur due to collisions, wear, or environmental factors:

• Crack and Hole Repair:

  • Fiberglass: When cracks occur in fiberglass structures, they are repaired using adhesive and fiberglass to restore strength and rigidity.

  • Welding: For metal structures, cracks and holes are repaired through welding, which requires special equipment and precise techniques to ensure proper bonding of parts.

• Repainting:

  • The ship's exterior is thoroughly cleaned to remove any corrosion or contamination before applying new paint layers. This includes primer and final coats, using corrosion-resistant paint to protect the hull from environmental elements.

• External Equipment Repair:

  • This service includes repairing or replacing external equipment such as anchors, ropes, and lights that may be damaged due to use or weather conditions.

2. Engine Repair

Engine repair requires advanced technical knowledge to restore the engine to optimal condition:

• Fault Diagnosis:

  • Advanced diagnostic tools are used to identify issues within the engine, such as ignition problems or fuel system issues.

• Replacing Damaged Parts:

  • This involves replacing damaged components such as spark plugs, bearings, or other essential parts.

• Engine Overhaul:

  • In cases of significant damage, the engine is completely disassembled and rebuilt using new or refurbished parts, with careful inspection of pistons, shafts, and other components.

• Cooling System Inspection and Adjustment:

  • The cooling system is checked to ensure it operates efficiently, including inspecting pumps, coolers, and pipes, and cleaning them from any impurities.

3. Electrical and Electronic Systems Repair

Electrical and electronic systems repair ensures that all devices are functioning correctly:

• Wiring and Connection Repair:

  • This includes inspecting electrical wiring and connections to ensure there are no cuts or wear, and replacing or repairing any weak connections.

• Navigation Equipment Maintenance:

  • Repair or replacement of navigation equipment such as radars, GPS systems, and communication devices to ensure their accuracy and effectiveness.

• Providing Spare Parts:

  • Providing and replacing any damaged electronic or electrical components to ensure the system operates efficiently.

 

Ship and Boat Maintenance Services

Ship and boat maintenance focuses on performing regular inspections and preventive maintenance to ensure the vessel's long-term performance and reliability. Maintenance services include:

1. Preventive Maintenance

Preventive maintenance aims to prevent problems before they arise through regular inspections:

• Equipment and System Inspection:

  • Engines: Includes checking the general condition of the engines, timing adjustments, fuel and cooling system inspections, and analyzing vibrations and pressures to ensure no hidden issues.

  • Electrical Systems: All connections and wiring are inspected, and generators and batteries are ensured to be operating correctly.

• Cleaning the Hull Bottom:

  • The hull bottom is cleaned from algae and marine organisms, improving propulsion efficiency and reducing fuel consumption.

• Changing Oil and Filters:

  • Regularly changing engine oil and fuel and oil filters to ensure efficient engine operation and protection from wear.

2. Emergency Maintenance

Emergency maintenance involves addressing unexpected issues quickly and effectively:

• Towage and Rescue Services:

  • Providing towage services to return the ship to port safely if it breaks down at sea, using rescue vessels equipped with necessary equipment.

• Leak Repair:

  • Quickly sealing emergency leaks using instant sealing materials or cold welding techniques, ensuring no water enters the ship.

• Replacing Damaged Parts:

  • Providing immediate spare parts and replacing damaged components to ensure operational continuity and minimize downtime.

3. Re-equipping and Upgrading Ships

Re-equipping and upgrading ships involves improving or modifying the vessel’s equipment to meet new requirements:

• Installing New Equipment:

  • Installing new equipment such as advanced control systems, cranes, or hydraulic systems to enhance ship efficiency.

• Comfort and Safety Improvements:

  • Upgrading cabins and entertainment facilities, and installing new alarm systems to increase safety and comfort.

4. Inspection and Safety Tests

Inspection and safety tests are crucial to ensure the vessel meets all legal and professional standards:

• Periodic Inspections:

  • Conducting regular inspections by certified inspectors to ensure hull safety and availability of all necessary equipment for safe operation.

• Safety Equipment Testing:

  • Testing safety equipment such as life jackets, lifeboats, and fire extinguishers to ensure they are functioning properly and ready for emergency use.