Readiness review
We collect vessel, power-system, switchboard, documentation and operating-profile information.
- Existing-installation inventory
- Missing-data and interface register
- Initial scope and constraint split
MARINE ELECTRICAL / SHORE POWER & RETROFIT
We structure the project from input data and interfaces through the work package, installation and agreed testing. The shipowner receives one coordinated plan instead of a collection of disconnected tasks.

THREE STAGES
Start with a standalone review or commission a coordinated delivery package. Design responsibility, class, flag, port and equipment-supplier interfaces are identified before work begins.
We collect vessel, power-system, switchboard, documentation and operating-profile information.
We organise the switchboard connection, cable routes, protection, controls, work sequence and shutdown requirements.
We complete the agreed electrical work and support tests within the scope agreed with the owner and relevant project parties.
OWNER DELIVERABLE
TYPICAL SYSTEMS
Shore-power inlet and power path
MSB / ESB and auxiliary switchboards
Protection, interlocks and synchronisation
Cable routes, penetrations and terminations
Controls, signals and automation integration
Measurements, functional tests and commissioning support
Yes. The first assignment can cover the onboard inventory, document review and a list of information needed for the next design stage.
We can prepare and deliver an agreed electrical work package. Final scope depends on the vessel, access, documentation, supplier interfaces and required approvals.
Vessel name and type, port or yard, required timing, supply voltage and frequency, available single-line diagrams and the intended outcome.
We do not promise class approval. We help define the scope and evidence, while approvals are handled by the authorised parties for the project.
FIRST STEP
A short objective, basic power parameters and available drawings are enough for the initial review. We will identify missing information and propose a practical first scope.