Newbuild · Outfitting · Ship repair

Marine execution teamsNewbuild, outfitting and ship repair

RAM places qualified technical teams inside active shipbuilding programmes — on the yard floor, onboard during outfitting and completion, and in dry dock. Two contracting models, work packages sized to your schedule.
Aluminium hull and superstructure sections under assembly in the yard hall at Harstad, with RAM technicians working on the structure
RAM · Harstad, Norway
Yard production
Onboard outfitting
Completion support
Dry dock
Programme position

Where RAM supports the build programme

RAM’s proven experience sits at four interfaces in a build programme. They overlap, and most programmes use more than one. Sector-wide capability: Marine & Shipbuilding.
Industry context
Outfitting is not one moment in a build: pre-outfitting begins on blocks before launch, installation runs through several stages, and testing and trials close the programme.
01

Yard production

Panel, section and structural assembly on the shop floor, welded to 111 / 141 / 136.
Harstad
02

Onboard outfitting

Interior and mechanical installation inside the vessel while the build is still running.
Icon of the Seas
03

Completion & sea trials

Support during the completion phase and during sea trials, including at a second yard.
Icon of the Seas
04

Dry dock & repair

Pipework execution on vessels in dry dock, to the yard’s programme and permits.
Bahamas
Execution scope

What we execute

Scopes RAM has delivered, and the boundary of each. Nothing here is offered on the strength of a job title.
01

Aluminium hull & deck assembly

Panel and section assembly in aluminium, on the yard floor.
02

Marine welding 111 / 141 / 136

MMA, TIG and MAG welding on aluminium marine structures.
03

Interior outfitting

Bathrooms, sanitary areas, stair assemblies and associated interior installation work.
04

Onboard mechanical installation

Mechanical works carried out onboard during newbuild construction.
05

Pipefitting & small-bore pipework

Small-bore stainless and carbon pipework, valves and supports, installed in dry dock.
Every scope here is tied to a named project. Where RAM has no project record, the scope is not listed.
Project record

Where RAM has done this work

Three records, each at a different point in a build programme.
01

Harstad, Norway — yard-stage production

Aluminium newbuild · shop floor
RAM welders and fitters on panel and section assembly, working inside the yard’s own production sequence.
RAM welder in branded coveralls welding an aluminium section inside the hull at Harstad
Aluminium welding · Harstad
RAM technician working on an aluminium deck panel assembly with hull sections behind in the production hall
Deck panel assembly · Harstad
02

Icon of the Seas — onboard outfitting and completion

Meyer Turku, Finland, then Cádiz, Spain
Mechanical works and interior outfitting — bathrooms, sanitary areas, stair assemblies and associated interior installation.
40
RAM technicians
3 months
Meyer Turku, Finland
4 weeks
Cádiz, Spain
Construction support
Sea-trial support
03

Bahamas — cruise vessel in dry dock

Dry dock · pipe fitting
Small-bore pipework, valves and supports installed to the yard’s programme and permit system.
Installed stainless pipework with flanged valves and supports in a machinery space during dry dock
Valve and pipework installation
Small-bore pipe runs, couplings and a control valve installed against an insulated bulkhead
Small-bore pipe runs
Engagement

How RAM joins the project

Two engagement models. The difference is where responsibility for supervision, sequencing and delivery sits.
A

Industrial & technical workforce

Qualified personnel integrated into your organisation, working under your supervision and to your programme. Scope, sequencing and quality control stay with you.
B

Technical subcontracting

A defined work package delivered by a RAM team with its own supervision, against an agreed scope and schedule.
Both draw on the same qualified pool, and larger programmes often run both at once.
Preparation

Before anyone reaches the gate

01

Scope package

Drawings, quantities and the trades actually required.
02

Qualification

Certificates, welding qualifications and medicals verified against the yard’s requirements before assignment.
03

Schedule window

Team size and start date set against your programme, not against our availability.
04

Site interface

Supervision, reporting line, permits, accommodation and travel agreed in writing.
Next step

Discuss a work package

Tell us the yard, the phase and the scope. We come back with team composition, qualifications and a realistic start date.
Which yard, and which phase of the build
Trades and headcount
Start date and duration
Integrated workforce or subcontracted package
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