Our new website is online in German and English. Here you can read what you will now find on our website.
Four disciplines, one company
The website is organised around our four disciplines: Shipbuilding, Offshore Wind, Mechanics and Innovation. This lets you see at a glance where your task fits. In shipbuilding, our scope ranges from concept design to workshop drawings. We work with AVEVA and E3D. Offshore Wind covers substation and converter platforms, transition pieces and foundation structures. This includes calculations for transport and installation.

A map of our projects
The interactive project map is new. It shows where our projects are located. Examples include the new cruise ship built in Wismar for MV Werften and converter platforms in the North Sea. Each project has a short description covering the client, task and scope of services. You can filter the map by discipline. It is loaded only after you click on it. Until then, no data is sent to the map provider.
References in a register
The reference register lists the client, project and scope of services. It is organised by Shipbuilding, Offshore Wind and Mechanics. It includes only projects that we are permitted to name.
Careers with applications on the page
In the careers section we switch to the informal German „du“. On every job page, you will find the responsibilities, candidate profile and application form.
What else is new
- A signpost on the Contact page directs you to the right person. You will also find the contact form there.
- All pages are available in English. The language switch takes you directly to the German or English version of the current page.
- The Know-how section is also new. This is where we will publish technical articles from our projects.
What has stayed the same
The way we work remains the same. You give us the problem. We check loads, material, fabrication and assembly. Only then do we start drawing. If something cannot be done, we say so. Contact us using the contact form if you need a solution for your task that can actually be built.