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Masters · 1500 h · 11 modules
Master's in Management of Maintenance Workshops and Shipyards
te provides the tools and specialized knowledge to successfully lead operations in this crucial sector. Learn to optimize processes, manage resources efficiently, and ensure quality in every project. This program equips you to…
Duration1500 h
FormatOnline
Starts4 January
Places20 / 20
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Programme overview
What is the Master’s in Management of Maintenance Workshops and Shipyards?
The Master's in Maintenance Workshop and Shipyard Management
te provides the tools and specialized knowledge to successfully lead operations in this crucial sector. Learn to optimize processes, manage resources efficiently, and ensure quality in every project. This program equips you to face the challenges of naval maintenance and workshop management, with a practical approach adapted to the latest market trends.
Differentiating Advantages
- Comprehensive Management: Master the planning, execution, and control of naval maintenance projects.
- Resource Optimization: Learn to maximize efficiency in the use of materials, equipment, and personnel.
- Safety and Quality: Implement safety and quality management systems in accordance with regulations.
- Leadership and Management: Develop leadership skills to manage multidisciplinary teams.
- Financial Analysis: Evaluate the profitability of projects and make data-driven decisions.
Programme type
Master's Degree
Study mode
Online
Duration
1,500 hours
Modules
11
Programme highlights
- Comprehensive Mastery: Learn to efficiently manage workshops and shipyards, from planning to execution and control..
- Resource Optimization: Maximize profitability through cost management, inventory optimization, and operational efficiency.
- Leadership and Management: Develop leadership and team management skills to drive performance and motivation in the naval environment.
- Technology and Innovation: Incorporate the latest Technologies and methodologies for continuous improvement and innovation in maintenance processes. Regulations and Safety: Delve into current regulations and best practices in safety and the environment in the naval sector. Boost your career and become a strategic leader in the management of maintenance workshops and shipyards.
Curriculum
Programme Structure
The programme is structured in 11 modules, listed below in order of study.
01
Naval Repair Industry Basics
- Structure of the Shipyards sector and maintenance workshops
- Types of Services: Repair, Refit, Transformation and Scrapping
- Markets and customers: Merchant, Fishing, Recreation and Defence
- Key Business Indicators
- Industry trends and challenges
- Naval Repair Value Chain
- International competition between Shipyards
- Regulations driving the demand for repairs
- Organisational structure of a repair shipyard
- European Shipyard success stories
02
Planning and programming of works
- Technical specification and scope of work
- Work Breakdown Structure (EDT)
- Programming with Gantt Charts and Critical Path
- Dry-docking management and dike occupation
- Subcontractor Coordination
- Inspection of arrival and acceptance of the ship
- Resource Planning and Workshop Loads
- Critical Path Management and Deviations
- Testing and Delivery Planning
- Naval Project Management Software
03
Budgets, Costs and Economic Control
- Preparation of offers and budgets
- Control of costs by items and work orders
- Management of additional and extra jobs
- Profitability per project
- Billing, Collections and Guarantees
- Docking fees, labour and materials
- Margin analysis and balance point
- Budget control through indicators
- Claims and management of economic disputes
- Shipyard Analytical Accounting
04
Shipyard infrastructure and equipment
- Dry docks, docks, Syncrolift and Travel Lift
- Boiler, Mechanical and Electricity Workshops
- Cranes, lifting and scaffolding
- Facilities Maintenance
- Plant distribution and workflows
- Blasting and painting installations
- Service systems: air, water, energy and gases
- Investment and renovation of equipment
- Structural safety of dikes and tramps
- Environmental requirements of the facilities
05
Technical repair processes
- Hull repair and steel renovation
- Surface treatment and painting
- Maintenance of motors and axle lines
- Electrical and electronic repairs
- Inspections of classification companies
- Propeller and rudder repair
- Works in piping and valve systems
- Installation of ballast treatment equipment and scrubbers
- Repair of hydraulic and deck systems
- Tightness and performance tests
06
Purchasing, Warehouse and Logistics Management
- Selection and evaluation of suppliers
- Management of stocks and critical spare parts
- Logistics of materials on site
- Traceability and certification of materials
- Negotiation and Supply Contracts
- Material Needs Planning
- Management of urgent orders
- Coding and catalogueing of spare parts
- Inventory control and stock valuation
- ERP systems applied to the Shipyard
07
Management of people and teams
- Organisation of own and subcontracted staff
- Planning of shifts and workloads
- Training and qualification of trades
- Production Team Leadership
- Communication with shipowners and inspectors
- Absenteeism and productivity management
- performance evaluation
- Prevention of labour conflicts
- Retention of technical talent
- Naval sector collective agreements
08
Quality, Safety and Environment
- ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001
- Risk prevention in hot work and confined spaces
- Hazardous Waste Management
- Quality control and test protocols
- Audits and continuous improvement
- Management of jobs in confined spaces
- Work permits and energy blocking
- Accident Investigation in the Shipyard
- Emissions and discharge management
- Certification and customer requirements
09
Digitization and process improvement in workshops and shipyards
- Lean shipbuilding and waste disposal
- Visual management and 5s method in workshops
- Digital Work Order Systems
- Real-time production tracking
- D laser scanning for repairs and retrofit
- Digital Twins of the Ship in Repair
- Shipyard's predictive equipment maintenance
- Data analysis for process improvement
- OEE Indicators and Productivity
- Implementation of continuous improvement projects
10
Business Management and Strategy of the Maintenance Shipyard
- Market analysis and customer segmentation
- Shipyard positioning strategy
- Customer acquisition of shipowners and managers
- Preparation of competitive technical proposals
- Negotiation of repair contracts
- Loyalty of fleets and framework agreements
- Refit services and conversion of ships
- Industrial marketing and presence at fairs
- Partnerships with manufacturers and workshops
- Shipyard's Strategic Plan
11
Master’s Final Project in Management of Maintenance Workshops and Shipyards
- Definition of the problem, objectives and scope of the project
- State of the art review and applicable regulatory framework
- Methodology, resources and work planning
- Technical development and analysis of results
- Conclusions, feasibility and future lines
- Drafting of memory and defence before the Court
- Choice of topic and definition of the research problem
- Formulation of objectives, hypotheses and scope of work
- Analysis of the applicable regulatory and technical framework
- Design of the methodology and the work plan
Workload
Study Time and Workload
1500 hours of study, online and at your own pace. Move the slider to the hours a week you can really put in.
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Who it is for
Naval and mechanical engineers seeking to lead and optimize operations in workshops and shipyards, improving efficiency and profitability.Maintenance and operations managers requiring deepening their knowledge of strategic management, project planning, and resource optimization.Workshop managers and supervisors needing to update their skills in team management, quality control, and workplace s
Faculty
Academic direction and faculty
The teaching team at Navalis: working professionals who deliver and oversee the institute's programmes.
Eng. Diego Cifuentes
Cap. Javier Abaroa (MCA)
Dr. Pau Ferrer
Dr. Nuria Llobregat
Eng. Javier Bañuls
Eng. Sofía Marquina
Eng. Tomás Riera
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Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
- 01Optimize operational efficiency and profitability
- 02Manage maintenance and repair projects comprehensively
- 03Leading multidisciplinary teams with high technical competence
- 04Implement continuous improvement strategies in processes and safety
- 05Ensuring regulatory compliance and quality in every intervention
- 06Mastering diagnostic and predictive analytics tools
Careers
Career Opportunities
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02Workshop/Shipyard Manager: Leadership and comprehensive management of maintenance and repair operations.
03Production Manager: Planning, coordination, and supervision of production processes in the workshop/shipyard.
04Quality Manager: Ensuring compliance with quality standards in the work performed.
05Specialized Maintenance Technician: Diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of naval or industrial equipment and facilities.
06Project Engineer: Design, planning, and execution of modernization, repair, or shipbuilding projects.
07Technical Consultant: Specialized advice on maintenance management, process optimization, and continuous improvement.
08Purchasing and Logistics Manager: Management of the acquisition of materials and spare parts. and equipment necessary for operations.
09Sales Representative/Sales Manager: Promotion and sale of the workshop/shipyard's services to potential clients.
Questions
Entry Requirements
Naval sector, or more specifically, the maintenance and repair of ships.
Yes. The itinerary includes ECDIS/Radar-ARPA/BRM with harbor, ocean, fog, storm, and SAR scenarios.
Online with live sessions; hybrid option for simulator/practical placements through agreements.
It focuses on administrative management, including the planning, organization, direction and control of maintenance operations in workshops and shipyards.
Recommended functional SMCP. We offer support materials for standard phraseology.
Yes, with a relevant degree or experience in maritime/port operations. The admissions interview will confirm suitability.
Optional (3–6 months) through Companies & Collaborations and the Alumni Network.
Simulator practice (rubrics), defeat plans, SOPs, checklists, micro-tests and applied TFM.
A degree from Navalis Magna Institute + operational portfolio (tracks, SOPs, reports and KPIs) useful for audits and employment.
Online admissions
Admissions Process
No waiting for a phone call. If your documents are complete, you can pay in the same session.
Entry requirements
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