Drydock preparation
Share the vessel repair list, yard location, and schedule to establish the required support.
Drydocking & riding squads.
Care in the details.
Make the most of the time in the yard.
Technical requirements.
Practical execution.
A well-coordinated drydock period brings the repair list, workshop needs, and onboard access into one plan. Sumitra supports technical work during yard periods and offers riding-squad assistance where the vessel’s scope requires it.
Workshop integration
Coordinate mechanical, hydraulic, and fabrication requirements with the work sequence.
Onboard teams
Discuss access, equipment, and the technical support needed for the agreed tasks.
Clear scope.
Considered delivery.
01
Understand
Review the vessel’s needs, equipment details, and operating context.
02
Plan
Agree the scope, supporting resources, and practical work sequence.
03
Deliver
Coordinate workshop or onboard work around the agreed requirements.
04
Review
Confirm the completed scope and discuss the next technical steps.
Make a clear
start.
How do we establish the work required?
Start by sharing equipment identification, observed issues, drawings or records, and the vessel’s location and schedule. The team will discuss the technical scope with you.
Can you coordinate workshop and onboard needs?
Share both sets of requirements so the team can discuss access, the work sequence, and the practical service arrangements.
Ready for
what comes next?
Tell us where your vessel is and what it needs.