With its dedication to R&D and technological resources, based on a wealth of experience, Naikai Zosen has established a remarkable business record over many years. Always considering the needs and concerns of each client, whether Japanese or foreign, the company has adapted to the regions and environments in which the client does business, and abides by the business principles of speedy shipbuilding and punctual delivery. Naikai is a typical Japanese shipyard capable of fully satisfying shipowners both in terms of economy and reliability. The company undertakes construction, repairs and conversion of many different types and classes of vessels, including general cargo, product carriers, PCC, Ro-Ro and ferries. It also fabricates, repairs and markets offshore equipment. Upholding the highest technical standards, the company acquired ISO 9001 in March 1999 and ISO 14001 certification in October 2008. It is making continued efforts to maintain and further enhance its product quality.morehide
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