Ship Hull Assembly Carpenter
せんたいくみたてもっこう
Industry & Occupation
Classification
Summary
A craftsman who uses timber to assemble the ship's framework and hull plating, ensuring watertightness and strength.
Description
Ship hull assembly carpenters cut, shape, and join wooden ships' frameworks (frames) and outer plating (planks) to complete the hull. They interpret design drawings, perform wood bending processing, joining with adhesives and metal fittings, and waterproofing treatments. They work in shipyards or dedicated workshops, collaborating with teams to handle construction ranging from large vessels to small leisure boats.
Future Outlook
Demand for traditional wooden ships is limited, but needs exist in cultural property restoration and leisure boat markets. Skill succession is a challenge.
Personality Traits
Work Style
Factory Employment / Multi-Skilled Worker / On-Site Work / Team-Based
Career Path
Apprentice → Craftsman (Woodworking) → Team Leader → Site Supervisor → Independent - Workshop Management
Required Skills
Bentwood Processing Technique / Drawing Interpretation / Securing Technique / Timber Cutting and Forming / Waterproof Sealing Technique
Recommended Skills
CAD / Painting and Finishing Technique / Polishing Technique
Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Attention to Detail & Accuracy | Requires precision to fit boards without gaps. |
| Physical Stamina & Endurance | Involves handling heavy timber and frequent long hours of standing work outdoors. |
| Planning & Organization | Requires planning of work procedures and material management. |
Aptitudes (Weaknesses Acceptable)
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Numerical & Quantitative Analysis | Only basic dimensional measurements are needed; no advanced calculations required. |
| Stress Tolerance | Work pressure is relatively low. |
Aliases
- Boat Builder
- Ship Carpenter
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