Shipbuilding (-SB) – The Shift to Sustainable & Responsible Construction
The Industry’s Growing Challenge
Shipbuilders are facing stricter environmental and labor regulations, increasing supplier audits, and rising client demands for sustainability.
Why Companies Are Being Forced to Change:
- IMO & EU regulations are tightening on sustainable ship recycling & lifecycle management.
- Governments and buyers demand ethical supply chains—shipyards must prove responsible sourcing and fair labor practices.
- Worker safety and hazardous material regulations are being enforced more aggressively, increasing the risk of fines and shutdowns.
Failure to comply means:
- Exclusion from government-funded projects due to missing ESG compliance.
- Financial penalties for unsafe working conditions and labor rights violations.
- Market loss as buyers shift to ESG-certified shipyards.
How SRS-MI Solves This
- Provides a recognized ESG certification for shipbuilding, aligning with labor, environmental, and recycling regulations.
- Ensures compliance with ILO worker safety standards, ethical supply chain policies, and responsible ship recycling laws.
- Enhances marketability by meeting buyer sustainability expectations.
Is your shipyard prepared for stricter ESG audits?
SRS-MI certification ensures compliance and long-term competitiveness.