Ship Building and Repair Technology
The Ship Building and Repair Technology course at LAMDA Institute is an intensive and industry-relevant program that aims to provide students with both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience in the shipbuilding and ship repair industry. The course is tailored for individuals who wish to pursue a career in the rapidly growing maritime sector, particularly in the areas of ship construction, maintenance, and repair.
LAMDA Institute's Unique Advantage: Our Own Shipyard
What sets LAMDA International Institute apart from other educational institutions is our exclusive on-site shipyard. Unlike traditional academic institutions, we provide our students with the invaluable opportunity to train in a real-world environment, working directly on actual shipbuilding and repair projects. This hands-on experience is critical for developing the skills and expertise required to thrive in the shipbuilding industry.
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Course Structure & Duration
1 Month BTech Program:
Duration: 1 month
Eligibility: BTech
Mode: Online/Offline
Undergraduate (UG) Program:
Duration: 3 months
Eligibility: Candidates who have completed 10th/+2, ITI (Industrial Training Institute), or Polytechnic education.
Mode: Online/Offline
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Postgraduate (PG) Program:
Duration: 7 months
Eligibility: Candidates with a Diploma, Degree, or B.Tech in relevant fields like Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture, or Marine Engineering.
Mode: Online/Offline
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Skills Covered
Understand shipyard activities, tool familiarisation, piping and pipe codes
Healthy and fit for field work to enhance practical exposure
Basic measurement knowledge
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Job Roles
Trainee Technician –Individual is trained to assist in the maintenance of various Marine systems and equipment on ships and offshore installations.
Trainee Supervisor – Individual learns to oversee and manage a team or department.
Project Engineer – Managing and overseeing engineering projects related to the design, construction & maintenance of ships or Marine structures.
Project Support – Industry is focused on assisting the project management team & engineering staff to ensure the smooth execution of shipbuilding and repair projects.
Curriculum
Curriculum Overview:
The curriculum is designed to cover both the theoretical and practical aspects of shipbuilding and repair. It includes:
Fundamentals of Shipbuilding:
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Basic concepts of ship design, hull construction, and ship types.
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Materials used in shipbuilding, including steel and composites.
Ship Repair and Maintenance:
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Techniques for routine repairs, overhauls, and upgrading of ship systems.
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Safety protocols during repair work, including troubleshooting of mechanical and electrical systems.
Naval Architecture:
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Design and engineering principles involved in building vessels that are both efficient and safe.
Marine Engineering:
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Fundamentals of engines, propulsion systems, and other machinery integral to ships.
Shipyard Operations:
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Overview of various operations involved in shipbuilding, including welding, assembly, and quality control.
Practical Training:
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Site Training at the Shipyard: For 2 days, students will receive hands-on training at LAMDA's own shipyard. They will gain real-world experience in performing tasks such as welding, inspection, maintenance, and basic ship repair.
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Safety Training: All necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will be provided by the institute, ensuring a safe learning environment during practical sessions.
Relevance of the Course to the Industry
Relevance of the Course to the Industry:
The shipbuilding and repair industry plays a vital role in the global maritime economy. As international trade relies heavily on ships for transporting goods, the demand for skilled professionals in this sector is increasing. This course is specifically designed to meet the industry's demand for well-trained individuals in the following areas:
Expanding Maritime Industry:
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With growing global trade, the construction, repair, and maintenance of ships are crucial to keeping the global shipping industry running smoothly. The demand for vessels—be it cargo ships, tankers, cruise ships, or offshore oil platforms—is expected to rise, creating a need for skilled professionals who can build and repair these vessels.
Advancements in Ship Technology:
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The shipbuilding industry is embracing new technologies such as eco-friendly ships, energy-efficient designs, and automation. By covering cutting-edge techniques in shipbuilding, including advanced materials and design, the course helps students stay up-to-date with technological trends.
Skilled Workforce Shortage:
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Many countries, especially those with established shipping industries, face a shortage of skilled workers in shipbuilding and repair. This course fills the gap by training students in the practical skills required to work in shipyards, repair docks, and maintenance facilities, making them immediately employable.
Safety and Compliance:
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Safety in shipbuilding is paramount due to the complexity and scale of the work involved. The course emphasizes the safety protocols and regulations followed in the industry, preparing students to adhere to safety standards and reduce workplace accidents.
Sustainability in Shipbuilding:
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Modern shipbuilding is increasingly focusing on sustainability, such as designing ships with lower environmental impact. Knowledge of sustainable practices, environmental regulations, and eco-friendly ship designs is an integral part of the curriculum.
Global Opportunities:
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The maritime industry is global, and professionals trained in shipbuilding and repair can find job opportunities worldwide. Whether in shipyards, maritime construction companies, or repair services, there is significant international demand for skilled shipbuilding and repair experts.
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Safety Training: All necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will be provided by the institute, ensuring a safe learning environment during practical sessions.
