SCTTP (Shipyard Competency & Technology Transfer Project)
Enhancing global shipyard productivity and technology capability
Purpose and Background
The Shipyard Competency & Technology Transfer Project (SCTTP) aims to enhance the productivity and technical capability of shipyard steelwork and panel line operations. As shipyards expand into onshore, offshore, and floating dock construction, it is essential to build sustainable systems and adopt global best practices.
Since January 2011, JangWon SM Co., Ltd. (JWSM) has been engaged in SCTTP discussions and implementation, assembling a team of experienced professionals from DSME, SHI, and HHI to improve panel line operations and steelwork productivity.
Project Scope and Objectives
- Rationalization of facility utilization
- Transfer of production technologies
- Human asset and workforce management
- Establishment of efficient work ethics and safety culture
The project ensures operational safety, flexibility, and professional execution while optimizing productivity and cost-effectiveness through cooperation between Korean experts and local shipyard teams.
Business Models
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Style A | Modular consulting deployment with 18 work packages. Shipyards may select specific modules based on project needs. |
| Style B | Full workshop & workforce management model introducing Korean work ethics, training, and productivity systems. |
| Style C | Direct panel line operation by JWSM through subcontracted production and real-time competence transfer. |
| Style D | Overseas training program in Korea for shipyard engineers and workers under JWSM supervision. |
* Style B integrates selected modules from Style A, reducing manpower by approx. 96 man-months.
* General manager operates on a rotational (“come-and-go”) basis; on-site staff remain full-time.
* Full organization chart available upon request.
Contact
For inquiries or collaboration proposals:
📧 pm@jwsm.co.kr
JWSM 