International regulation in the field of shipbuilding

International standards for Shipbuilding

River transport is a rather important component of the international logistics system. This type of cargo transportation gained its supporters, mainly due to the convenience and accessibility of these routes. Sea routes have long been very popular among travelers, as it has many advantages. In particular, it is worth noting the fact that this way you can get to any point on the globe. Given the high popularity of this transport, there is a high demand for vessels of various categories on the market. Given this, there is a high level of competition on the market, which only those companies that create a high-quality product, according to all international canons, can cope with. International standards, which contain requirements that meet current market needs, will help you do this. For our part, we strive to make our site as convenient as possible for our users, so all international standards are in thematic categories, which greatly simplify site navigation. Today we have prepared for you an introductory article in which we have described the main categories related to shipbuilding issues. These documents will help you create a product that will be competitive. Because, the modern client focuses primarily on quality. To familiarize yourself with all international standards, we advise you to follow the links that we have left at the end of this article.

Shipbuilding and marine structures in general

Companies that aspire to be leaders in the shipbuilding industry need to be well oriented not only in the current needs of the market, but also to understand what norms regulate their activities. In order to give them this understanding, international standards are regularly created that define these provisions. We have assigned all international standards to a separate category on our website called Shipbuilding and marine structures in general, which will help you determine the main principles that you should be guided by in your work. In this section you can find a lot of useful information, in particular, it can be a document called ISO 21070:2017/AMD 1:2022 Ships and marine technology — Marine environment protection — Management and handling of shipboard garbage — Amendment 1: Updates to classification of garbage. The full text of this document, as well as other standards related to this category, can be found on our website at the link below.

Seagoing vessels

One of the most popular products of the shipbuilding industry are sea ships. That is why we have created a separate category on our website called Seagoing vessels. In order to obtain a theoretical basis related to the construction of ships of this category, we recommend that you first familiarize yourself with the following document ISO/TS 23860:2022 Ships and marine technology — Vocabulary related to autonomous ship systems. This dictionary will come in handy as an understanding of the key terms used in marine shipbuilding is a basic need for all companies looking to expand their market share and attract new partners. We remind you that if you have doubts about the appropriateness of using certain international standards in your work, you can always consult our managers, who will help you choose the necessary option. To do this, you need to go to our site and ask your question.

Inland navigation vessels

The production of ships that are intended for passenger transportation requires special attention, since it is also primarily a matter of safety. Since all these issues are regulated by a large number of international standards, we have combined them into a separate category called Inland navigation vessels. One of the most interesting international standards that we have placed in this category is the following SIST EN 17556:2021, which also has its full name on our website Inland navigation vessels - Safety rota and safety plans for passenger vessels. This document provides guidance on the preparation of safety plans and safety plans for inland passenger vessels. In order to do this, as well as to access the full text of the document, you need to follow the link to our site, which we have left for you at the end of this article.

Small craft

Small vessels are in high demand in the market due to the fact that they are multifunctional and can be used for various purposes. Due to this, there is a high level of competition, which only those companies that know how to respond to modern challenges can cope with. On our website you can find a separate category of international standards that regulate the production of small vessels, which bears the same name. We have chosen for you an international standard that you should familiarize yourself with, namely ISO 12216:2020/AMD 1:2022. You can also identify this document on our website by its full name Small craft — Windows, portlights, hatches, deadlights and doors — Strength and watertightness requirements — Amendment 1. You can also use the services of our managers who are always ready to provide you with highly qualified advice regarding selection of suitable international standards that will be appropriate for you to use in your work.

Production of vessels of various purposes

The modern world dictates its conditions for conducting business, in particular for such a specific direction as shipbuilding. For our part, we would like to note that this sector of the economy develops every year, new inventions appear that help to improve its quality. Since it is sometimes difficult for manufacturers to quickly monitor this information, we take this work upon ourselves. With our work, we strive to provide our clients with access to the most up-to-date information related to shipbuilding issues. We pursue this very goal when we collect relevant international standards for you, as well as constantly update them, so that you can quickly respond to the needs of the market. Given that this segment provides a large amount of useful information, that is why we have divided all international standards into thematic categories, which will help you to highlight information that is relevant to your specific work. We also admit that it will be difficult for you to choose the necessary international standards right away, so we suggest you use the advice of our specialists who will help you select the information you need. If you want your business to go to a qualitatively new level, and your customer base to expand significantly, then follow the links that we have left for you below.

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International standards for shipbuilding