The National Shipbuilding Research Program. Final Report, Basic Ship Production for the Skilled Trades

The objective of this project is to present a video short course on basic ship production to the shipyard skilled trades. As such, it assumes a certain knowledge of the skills needed to produce a ship, but does not get deeply into the theory of ship production. It is not directed towards planning an...

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Main Authors: Horsmon, Albert, Lamb, Tom, Larnkin, Brad, Regan, Jennifer
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
INFORMATION FEEDBACK
INSTRUCTORS
Marine Engineering
PERSONNEL
Personnel Management and Labor Relations
PROCESS ANALYSIS
PRODUCTION
SHIPS
SHIPYARDS
SKILLS
THEORY
TRADE WORKERS
TRAINING
VIDEO TAPES
WELDING
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Summary:The objective of this project is to present a video short course on basic ship production to the shipyard skilled trades. As such, it assumes a certain knowledge of the skills needed to produce a ship, but does not get deeply into the theory of ship production. It is not directed towards planning and production engineer:, or management. The video is intended to give the various trade workers an idea of what modem shipbuilding is and how their skills are applied. It could also serve as a reference for outside vendors in applying their products in shipbuilding. An Instructor's Guide is included as a reference for a knowledgeable person presenting the video to a group of trade workers or trainees. Prepared in cooperation with the National Steel and Shipbuilding Co., San Diego, Ca.