Shipbuilding

AEMT members are vital contributors to the shipbuilding industry, offering specialized services in the maintenance, repair, and renewal of key rotating electro-mechanical equipment like motors, pumps, and gearboxes. These components are essential for various shipbuilding processes, including propulsion systems, ballast operations, and onboard machinery. AEMT provides 24-hour emergency services for critical equipment failures, ensuring that shipbuilding projects stay on schedule and meet quality standards. Through condition monitoring and asset management, members work to optimize the performance of machinery, thereby enhancing energy efficiency and sustainability. The association's focus on refurbishing equipment, where over 75% of materials are reused or recycled, is particularly relevant in an industry increasingly committed to environmental stewardship. Overall, AEMT's role is crucial for the efficient, reliable, and sustainable operations in the shipbuilding sector.

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Codes of Practice 2025

IMPORTANT:

The AEMT Codes of Pracice are being replaced with our provisional codes of practice at the end of 2025. Members will be asked to demonstrate compliance with these codes by 2027. The Secretariat and Council are preparing for this transition, ensuring members have the support, resources and tools needed to comply.

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