Installation of a cruise ship's tabletop equipment of galley furniture
Suvanto, Jussi (2020)
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2020
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http://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2020121528322
http://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2020121528322
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The objective of this thesis was to develop the installation of the galley furniture tabletop equipment of a cruise ship and compare the offboard and onboard installation. The rules and rule makers of the cruise ship industry are researched as well as the ergonomic side of the installation. The thesis was commissioned by Seaking Oy. The functional part of the thesis was done in Papenburg, Germany for the Seaking GmbH and the theory part in Finland.
The theory part deals with the rules and the rule makers of the industry. The information of the theory part was used in the functional part of the installation. The functional part researched the installation and different installation ways. The research methods used in the thesis were interviews and literature related to this research.
The result of the thesis was the comparison between the offboard and onboard installation. In the research good and bad was found from both installation methods. The conclusion of the research was that the offboard installation of tabletop equipment could be a solution in the future.
The theory part deals with the rules and the rule makers of the industry. The information of the theory part was used in the functional part of the installation. The functional part researched the installation and different installation ways. The research methods used in the thesis were interviews and literature related to this research.
The result of the thesis was the comparison between the offboard and onboard installation. In the research good and bad was found from both installation methods. The conclusion of the research was that the offboard installation of tabletop equipment could be a solution in the future.