Shipbuilding

Shipbuilding is the process of designing and constructing ships, which are large vessels designed for various purposes like transportation, fishing, or military use. It involves several key stages: designing the ship's structure, selecting materials (usually steel or aluminum), and assembling components like the hull and internal systems for navigation, power, and safety. Shipbuilders work collaboratively, often using advanced technology and engineering practices. The final step includes rigorous testing to ensure the ship meets safety standards and performance criteria before being launched. Shipbuilding plays a crucial role in global trade and maritime industries.