N. WERFTTECHNIK: MAG SUPPORT FOR SECTION AND DECK MODULE FABRICATION
Short-notice reinforcement for parallel build sections under heavy yard utilisation
Overview
The challenge
Initial situation: Several build sections were running in parallel and had to be delivered in a tightly scheduled shipyard sequence.
Bottleneck: The existing workforce could not carry the extra load alone during the peak weeks.
Quality requirement: Robust execution and clean approvals under shipyard standards were required.
Project risk: Backlogs in section fabrication would have impacted follow-on trades and dock windows.
Our approach
Detailed intake: Before deployment, build sections, weld types, shift demand and priorities per section were aligned.
Targeted qualification match: MAG welders with experience in heavy steel and section fabrication were selected.
Shift and release planning: The team was integrated in line with yard takt, sequence and release logic.
Operational coordination: Production management, work preparation and quality teams were synchronised on a daily basis.
Measured results
The client absorbed a critical project phase without losing production rhythm. The key advantage was the rapid integration of the team into established shipyard workflows.
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