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2021 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
19. Completion and Evaluation
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Abstract
After the completion of any project, including a ship, the final activity should be to make an evaluation of how the work was conducted. Final evaluation of the shipyard work can be largely carried out on delivery to provide feedback to future projects, although feedback at all stages of a project will support local improvements at any time. It is important to make a thorough and truthful evaluation, both to avoid making the same mistakes in the future and also to identify and spread good practice.
An important part of the closure of a project is ensuring completeness of all documentation, delivery of required certificates to the owner and other parties and accounting for all financial matters. Some outstanding problems and issues arising as the ship begins service are inevitable. Dealing with these in a timely and efficient way can be a benefit in seeking new orders for the shipyard.