Båtbygg A/S

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Båtbygg A/S is a renowned Norwegian shipbuilding company specializing in the construction, repair, and maintenance of various types of vessels. Founded in 1946, the company has a rich history in the maritime industry and is situated in Måløy, on the west coast of Norway. This location provides Båtbygg A/S with access to some of the busiest maritime routes and a strong maritime tradition.


Core Services and Expertise



  1. Shipbuilding: Båtbygg A/S is known for constructing high-quality vessels tailored to specific customer needs. Their portfolio includes fishing vessels, offshore supply ships, and specialized crafts.



  2. Ship Repair and Maintenance: The company offers comprehensive repair and maintenance services, leveraging modern facilities and a skilled workforce to ensure that vessels meet regulatory standards and operational requirements.



  3. Conversions and Upgrades: Båtbygg A/S also specializes in converting and upgrading existing vessels to meet new safety, environmental, and operational standards.




Facilities and Capabilities



  • Dry Docks: The company operates several dry docks capable of accommodating a range of vessel sizes for various repair and maintenance tasks.



  • Workshops: Equipped with state-of-the-art machinery and tools, the workshops support a wide range of fabrication and repair activities, from welding to electrical system upgrades.



  • Engineering and Design: Båtbygg A/S has an in-house team of engineers and designers who work closely with clients to develop bespoke solutions, ensuring that each vessel meets specific requirements and industry standards.




Commitment to Quality and Sustainability


Båtbygg A/S is committed to maintaining high standards of quality across all its services. The company adheres to international maritime safety regulations and environmental guidelines, striving to minimize the ecological impact of their operations. They incorporate sustainable practices and innovative technologies to enhance the efficiency and environmental performance of the vessels they build and service.


Community and Industry Engagement


As a key player in the local economy, Båtbygg A/S actively participates in community initiatives and supports maritime education and training programs. The company is also involved in industry associations and collaborates with other maritime organizations to foster innovation and best practices in shipbuilding and repair.


Conclusion


Båtbygg A/S is a distinguished name in the Norwegian maritime industry, known for its expertise, quality craftsmanship, and commitment to sustainable practices. With a history spanning over seven decades, the company continues to play a vital role in supporting Norway's maritime heritage and advancing the global shipping industry.


Ships

HAVSTÅL

Fishing Seiner | Flag: Norway | Port: ÅLESUND

SEABED PRINCE

Research Ship | Flag: Norway | Port: BERGEN

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