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The Ship Building and Ship Repair industry is a complex, capital-intensive, and competitive industry that involves the construction/manufacture, maintenance, and repair of ships. It’s a vital contributor to global maritime trade and transport, and has a significant impact on the world's social and economic standing. The main products of the shipbuilding industry include tankers, container ships, bulk cargo ships, and cruise ships.

Several types of hazards are common in this industry, including chemical (asbestos, welding fumes, solvents, paints, fuels), physical (noise, heat stress), and safety (fires, confined spaces, falls, heavy equipment).

The hiring process for shipbuilding can include:

• Health and fitness standards: Shipbuilding is physically demanding, so you'll need to meet certain health and fitness standards.
• Certificates of competency: These certificates are important for taking on certain specialist tasks.
• Seaman's discharge book: This can help you understand your sea service and qualifications.
• Experience or degree: You can either have significant experience as an apprentice or a degree from a maritime shipbuilding program.
• Assessments: These can include tests for specific job aptitude, such as welding skills for welders or typing speed for secretaries.
• Interview: This is an opportunity to meet with the team and learn more about the company and the job.