Applied Bachelor of Shipbuilding Construction Engineering Technology


ABOUT THE STUDY PROGRAM

The Applied Bachelor (D4) of Shipbuilding Construction Engineering Technology Study Program (Previously D3 Ship Planning and Construction Engineering) is one of the study programs at the Politeknik Negeri Batam under the Mechanical Engineering Department. The Shipbuilding Construction Engineering Technology Study Program (Applied Bachelor Program) is a study program resulting from a transformation or upgrade from a third diploma (D3) to an applied bachelor (D4) in 2022. The previous study program, namely D3 Ship Planning and Construction Engineering, was already at the Politeknik Negeri Batam since 2014 as one of the concentrations in the D3 Mechanical Engineering Study Program. This study program was officially established in 2015 and was accredited B by BAN-PT in 2018. This study program has alumni working in various national and multinational companies at home and abroad.

Figure 1. Development of the Applied Bachelor (D4) of Shipbuilding Construction Engineering Technology Study Program

 

JOB PROSPECTS

Graduates can occupy positions as ship production executives, assistant welding inspectors, and drafters in the shipping industry in particular and the offshore industry in general.

GRADUATE COMPETENCIES

Graduates of the Politeknik Negeri Batam Ship Planning and Construction Engineering Study Program have strong competencies in the engineering of ship planning and construction design as well as welding which are rooted in local and global culture by prioritizing regional area management.

  • Able to be an interface between main contractors and subcontractors to coordinate work in the shipbuilding process.
  • Capable of controlling the fabrication, fit-up, assembly, and erection processes on plates and outfitting in the shipbuilding process.
  • Able to plan and coordinate materials, labor, scheduling, and cost calculations in welding work.
  • Competent in using manufacturing equipment to support ship construction..
  • Able to supervise welding work in the ship building process.
  • Capable of supervising onboard machinery installation work.
  • Able to identify materials and grasp welding symbols, joint geometry, and discontinuities in welding.
  • Capable of making WPS (welding procedure specification) and WPQR (Welding Procedure Qualification Record) reports
  • Able to produce images of ships that will be used as a reference for work in the field.
  • Able to draw ships using software that supports ship design and calculation of ship power.
  • Capable of making Nesting drawings (steel cutting), parts, and profile lists from detailed drawings.
  • Able to determine Material Take Off (MTO)/Bill Of Materials (BOM)
  • Able to perform simple calculations of load strength, construction, and ship structure.
  • Capable of making reports of drawing results, performing presentations on these results, and presenting both orally and in writing in Indonesian and English for work purposes.