I will design marine mechanical systems for vessels and yachts


Level 1
About this gig
Need complete marine vessel mechanical systems designed piping, HVAC, fire suppression, fuel systems, bilge, ballast, and cooling water documented to class society standards and ready for your shipyard or refit contractor?
You found the only specialist on Fiverr who does exactly this.
I am a mechanical engineer with professional experience in marine system design designing the mechanical systems that make vessels operate safely and efficiently. While other Fiverr marine sellers design hull geometry and 3D models, I engineer the systems inside the vessel: every pipe run, every HVAC duct, every fire suppression zone, every fuel and lube oil circuit.
What you will receive:
- System schematic diagrams
- Machinery arrangement
- Piping layout drawings
- System pipe sizing calculations
- Equipment selection
- Bill of Materials
- AutoCAD DWG + PDF
Message me before ordering describe your vessel type, length, and which systems you need and I will confirm scope, deliverables, and price within 1 hour.
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Get to know Griffin ES
ONE STOP ENGINEERING SOLUTION
Level 1
- FromPakistan
- Member sinceFeb 2022
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery2 days
Languages
English
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FAQ
What information do you need to start the project?
I typically need the vessel GA/layout drawings, vessel dimensions, existing mechanical system information, equipment specifications, and your required standards or classification requirements. If some information is unavailable, I can help determine what is needed based on the project scope.
What marine mechanical systems can you design?
I can assist with marine HVAC, ventilation, mechanical piping, cooling water, fuel systems, exhaust systems, equipment layouts, and other vessel mechanical systems. The exact scope will depend on your vessel type and project requirements.

