1. Aker Yards, Finland
Jorma Malinen

2. Human Resources
The number of personnel at Aker Yards, Finland amounts to some 3,800 employees. The company`s "assembly yard" concept means employing directly these "own" people and lots of others in co-operation companies, thus boosting the whole surrounding economic regions.
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

3. Aker Yards Finnish yards Amongst world leading designers and builders of cruise vessels and ferries as well as other technically advanced vessels.
Turku One of the biggest and most modern shipyards in Europe. Building post-panamax size cruise vessels. Newbuilding dock: 365 x 80 m
Rauma The world`s leading ferry builder. Also specialized in multipurpose icebreakers, small cruise vessels and naval craft.
Newbuilding dock: 260 x 85 m
Helsinki Modern shipyard specializing in car-passenger ferries Newbuilding dock: 280,5 x 34 m
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

4. Aker Yards Finnish yards Amongst world leading designers and builders of cruise vessels and ferries as well as other technically advanced vessels.
Turku One of the biggest and most modern shipyards in Europe. Building post-panama size cruise vessels. Newbuilding dock: 365 x 80 m
~2100 employees
Rauma The world`s leading ferry builder. Also specialized in multipurpose icebreakers and naval craft.
Newbuilding dock: 260 x 85 m
Helsinki Modern shipyard specializing in car-passenger ferries Newbuilding dock: 280,5 x 34 m
~500 employees
~950 employees
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

5. Turku key figures Total land area 144 hectares Gantry crane 600 ton
Building dock x 80 metres
Steel capacity ton/a => ton/a
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

6. Change of the shipbuidling process
suppliers
own work
own work
own work
1980
1990
2000
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

7. What is the cost structure of the Cruise ships
Suppliers’
network
- planning
- production
~20%
Shipyard
- planning
production
financing ym.
~20%
Materials
~60%
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

8. Turku yard cooperating companies ~1600 pcs
Turku / Pori ~800
- Turku region ~600
Uusimaa ~600
Häme ~100
Muu Suomi ~100

9. Blue Collar Workers White Collar Workers
HEAD COUNT
Blue Collar Workers White Collar Workers
Aker Yards Inc
Aker Yards Turku
Block Factory Turku
Turku Yard
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

10. AGE STRUCTURE WHITE COLLARS March 2006 5 years periods
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

11. AGE STRUCTURE BLUE COLLARS March 2006 5 years periods
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

12. Years in Service on the Average
Blue Collars
White Collars
WC Mgrs
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

13. Aker Yards & marine industry recruiting view
Finnish shipbuilding cluster will need totally new professionals within next 5 years
2005 company employed:
250 bcw
30 wcw
2006 company will employ:
120 wcw
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

14. Aker Yards & marine industry recruiting view
annual need of bcw to production totally will be 1100 persons
from 2010 annual need will be 400 to maintain the capasity
50% of new workers will come from abroad
annual need of wcw totally will be 250 persons
from 2010 annual need will be 125 to maintain the capasity
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

15. Shipbuilding at Turku, key figures:
direct workforce for one 600 MEur cruise vessel is
6000 workers
indirect workforce persons
more than 3000 subcontractor workers at yard daily
more than 50% come from abroad

16. Shipbuilding at Turku, view of abroad workers,
majority of foreign workers are coming from Estonia, Lithuania and Poland
45% from Estonia, 20% from Poland and 20% from Lithuania. From Russia at the moment abt. 3%.
abt. 10% from other EU countries and Northern countries
expected change; abroad workers from Estonia and Baltic countries will decrease
common issue for majority of workers from Baltic region is russian lanquage

17. Need for special training , AY+subcontractors
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

18. Items to be noticed! Comparability of qualifications
Training of foreign workers, 3-6 month rotation
Multi nationality i.e. communication difficulties
Image of shipbuilding industry
Funding of innovations
Registration methods and common regulations for all workers
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

19. Freedom Class Three of the world´s largest cruise ships
NB 1352 Freedom of the Seas delivered on April 24, 2006
NB 1353 Liberty of the Seas floated out on August 4, 2006
NB 1354 to be delivered in spring 2008
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

20. Freedom of the Seas: Royal Promenade
ADAM
Moving on to some areas we haven’t discussed publicly yet, we are pleased that Freedom has given us the opportunity to expand the Royal Promenade.
Those of you who have cruised on our Voyager-class ships, have most likely experienced how the Royal Promenade quickly becomes the heart of the cruise each week.
Freedom’s Promenade is 427 feet long, allowing us to bring back our guests’ favorite venues such as Vintages wine bar, the traditional English pub, the Café Promenade, and, of course, the shopping.
But it also allows us to expand some of the other concepts that currently exist on the Royal Promenade and introduce features completely new to the Promenade.
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

21. Freedom of the Seas: Royal Promenade
ADAM
Moving on to some areas we haven’t discussed publicly yet, we are pleased that Freedom has given us the opportunity to expand the Royal Promenade.
Those of you who have cruised on our Voyager-class ships, have most likely experienced how the Royal Promenade quickly becomes the heart of the cruise each week.
Freedom’s Promenade is 427 feet long, allowing us to bring back our guests’ favorite venues such as Vintages wine bar, the traditional English pub, the Café Promenade, and, of course, the shopping.
But it also allows us to expand some of the other concepts that currently exist on the Royal Promenade and introduce features completely new to the Promenade.
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

22. Freedom of the Seas: Main Dining Room
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

23. Freedom of the Seas: Presidential Suite
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

24. Freedom of the Seas: Jacuzzi
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

25. A revolutionary innovation in the history of shipbuilding, order 6 Feb 2006
The world´s largest cruise vessel - taking a giant step into the future with bold design, daring innovation and technological advancements
The new generation flag ship developed by Aker Yards in cooperation with RCCL
Worth approx. EUR 900 million = the most valuable commercial ship ever ordered
Contract for one vessel + option for a similar vessel
NB 1363 delivery in autumn option 2010
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

26. Genesis Freedom Voyager 2000 Panamax 1990 1980 1970
Since the 70´s the size of cruise vessels (measured in GT) has doubled every decade.
Genesis
Freedom
5th generation
Voyager
2000
4th generation
Panamax
1990
3rd generation
1980
2nd generation
1970
1st generation
Preferred for Innovation
14-Nov-18

27. Thank You for your attention!