Project brief
Share vessel information, target dates, scope assumptions and the point of contact.
For shipyards & refit teams
A marine generator partner for the yard.
Connect equipment, installation planning and technical dialogue from the project brief onwards—without leaving the yard to bridge every gap.
01 Align the brief
02 Plan interfaces
03 Confirm scope
Built around project reality
Technical dialogue belongs early in the schedule.
A generator package interacts with more than its footprint. Exhaust, ventilation, mounting, cabling, controls, access and commissioning all need consideration by the project team.
A working partnership
Your yard knows the vessel. We bring the generator conversation.
Ukana’s intended role is to coordinate generator equipment and installation planning in direct conversation with the shipyard or refit team. Each project defines its own scope, interfaces and technical approvals.
- 01Project fitDiscuss vessel requirements, project stage and the intended equipment scope.
- 02Installation interfacesBring access, exhaust, ventilation, mounting and system connections into the dialogue.
- 03Clear responsibilitiesSet out roles, deliverables, approvals, schedule assumptions and commercial terms.
A good interface is one the project team has discussed before it becomes a site issue.
A straightforward project flow
Coordination with the hand-offs in view.
Every yard and vessel has its own process. These are the conversations that can help keep a generator scope legible to the people involved.
Technical dialogue
Review generator requirements alongside known engine-room and system interfaces.
Installation plan
Discuss site responsibilities, access, interfaces and sequencing with the team.
Scope & handover
Document agreed deliverables, approvals, commissioning roles and applicable terms.
For a first technical conversation
Bring the details that shape the job.
A few details help establish whether the scope and timing are a fit.
- 01Vessel and project stageNew-build or refit, build number or yacht details when available, and current schedule.
- 02Scope and interfaceGenerator requirements, known equipment, constraints and any information already agreed.
- 03Yard contextThe relevant project contact, installation window and technical approvals process.
For shipyards, refit yards and project teams
Discuss a trade project Let’s compare project notes.
Start with the vessel, the installation window and the questions your team wants to resolve.