MES supports shipowners by offering highly specialized inspectors to ensure the highest quality standards during the construction process. The survey services cover all aspects of shipbuilding, with a particular focus on LNG systems, including gas tanks, equipment, and related installations.
[China Local Office & MES Team]
On-site construction surveys are an integral part of the consultancy and support services that M.E.S. offers its clients, ensuring that the expected quality standards are consistently met. Thanks to our specialized expertise, M.E.S. deployed up to 18 surveyors across the following shipyards, thereby providing comprehensive oversight and guaranteeing that each project adheres to both client requirements and industry regulations:
- Hyundai Mipo Dockyard
- Samsung
- Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering
- Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding
- SPP
- Kyokuyo
- Shina
- Heun – Woo
- Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group (Vinashin – Bachdang)
- TGE / Gemak
- Gdansk
- Celik Tekne
- RMK
- PT PAL
- Madenci
- Berk
MES employs S-curve analysis to closely monitor on-site production and measure construction progress against contractual schedules. By promptly addressing any challenges that arise, MES ensures that projects stay on track, meet quality standards, and remain aligned with clients’ expectations:
Definition of S-Curves
S-Curves are a project management tool used to track and visualize the cumulative progress of a project over time—often measuring cost, labor hours, or overall completion percentage. They derive their name from the characteristic “S” shape that emerges when project activity starts slowly, accelerates during the main execution phase, and then tapers off as the project nears completion. By comparing planned versus actual data, S-Curves help project managers identify schedule deviations early and implement corrective actions to keep the project on track.