Chemgas Sno, Storm, Sumatra – for Chemgas

The process for each vessel was innovative compared to traditional ship building methods. Instead of a shipyard describing the quality standard of each ship, our client wanted to describe in detail the way the ship build should be executed. C-Job specifications were therefore crucial in order to accurately instruct the shipyard.

As well as updating the accommodation of the vessesl, C-Job also integrated the systems, creating  load balance and single-line diagrams, and updating the layouts of the vessels’ wheelhouses.

To present the proposed changes, C-Job created state-of-the-art visualizations across the project to showcase each vessel’s modern looks and effective use of space in the living quarters. This special skill set sets C-Job apart: as well as designing vessels and offering building supervision to our clients, we can also bridge the gap between interior design and naval architecture.

C-Job’s role in creating specifications and changes to the designs of the Sno, Storm, and Sumatra were welcomed by Chemgas and led to efficient construction processes and vessels built to provide greater levels of crew comfort. The Sumatra was recently christened at an event to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Chemgas.