Shipbuilding supply for South Korea
LIFA coordinated traceable supplies and product documentation for a four-vessel South Korean build program, keeping every vessel on schedule.
- The buyer
- A Busan, South Korea shipbuilder with 4 vessels under construction.
- The product scope
- Shipbuilding fittings; valves, hatches, and piping components; 900 SKUs, 18,000 units. Program value $6.4M.
What needed to change?
Class-society (KR/ABS) documentation gaps on the prior supply halted installation work for 3 weeks at one yard.
How LIFA managed the work
We qualified 3 manufacturers with class-society accepted documentation.
We built the SKU documentation file for surveyor review.
We implemented heat/lot-level traceability.
We structured delivery to the 4-vessel build schedule.
Surveyor documentation accepted first review; zero yard rework; all 4 vessels on schedule; a $7.9M phase-2 was signed.
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What this project shows
Heat and lot records needed to match the surveyor's product file. Deliveries followed the vessel build sequence so documentation would not interrupt installation.
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