Efficient operational layout
Production areas, storage, access routes and loading zones are considered together to support the movement of materials, people and equipment.
Metpur is a strong solution partner specialized in large-scale industrial construction projects, combining its engineering expertise with advanced technology and on-site experience. Adopting quality, reliability, and sustainability as core principles in every field it operates, Metpur meticulously manages all processes from project design to turnkey delivery, providing high added value to its clients.
Bakirli Mah. Nazim Demirci Cad. No: 368 Kartepe
KOCAELİ / TÜRKİYE
Metpur designs and builds turnkey shipbuilding facilities and shipyard infrastructure for the maritime and defence industries. We bring together engineering, structural steel manufacturing, construction, installation, and commissioning to deliver facilities tailored to each client’s production requirements.
Our approach to shipyard construction considers the entire production flow—from steel plate storage and CNC cutting areas to panel fabrication, block assembly, outfitting, and painting halls. We plan building layouts, material handling routes, and crane-supporting structures to accommodate heavy components and support efficient movement between production stages.
Each shipbuilding facility is developed around project-specific requirements, including production capacity, equipment integration, structural loads, worker safety, and future expansion. By coordinating facility construction with operational needs, Metpur helps clients establish practical, durable infrastructure for ship production.
From initial planning to final handover, we provide integrated industrial facility solutions for shipbuilding investments in Türkiye and international markets.
METPUR / PREMIUM INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES
A coordinated layout for production, storage and circulation.
PLANNED FOR DAILY OPERATIONS
Production areas, storage, access routes and loading zones are considered together to support the movement of materials, people and equipment.
Building geometry and structural arrangements need to accommodate equipment, service routes and installation requirements.
Space for inspection, servicing and equipment replacement is considered early in the planning process.
Potential extensions, additional equipment and changing production needs can inform the initial facility concept.
SECTOR-SPECIFIC PLANNING
Operational priorities guide the facility brief. Specialist requirements are defined with the responsible project teams.
Controlled circulation, dedicated work areas, equipment loads and project-specific access or documentation requirements.
Equipment interfaces, environmental exposure, maintenance access and coordination with specialist process and safety teams.
Hygiene requirements, cleaning access, material movement and separation of activities where required by the process.
Large components, lifting operations, equipment loads, working clearances and intensive material handling.
FROM BRIEF TO HANDOVER
Define the production activities, capacity needs, equipment information, site conditions and investment priorities.
Consider production, storage, circulation and supporting areas alongside site constraints and future development.
Review structural arrangements, equipment locations, service routes and installation needs. Clarify responsibilities between project participants.
Align production, delivery and installation with the schedule, site readiness, lifting arrangements and sequence of work.
Assess the agreed works, address outstanding items and organise relevant inspections and technical documentation.
CLEAR RESPONSIBILITIES
The proposal establishes the works included, deliverables and interfaces with other project participants.
Process machinery, automation, electrical and mechanical systems, specialist approvals and commissioning responsibilities are defined separately in the proposal and contract.
BEFORE YOU START
Industrial construction focuses on the physical building and structural works. Facility planning also considers how the building accommodates production activities, equipment, circulation and supporting infrastructure. The agreed scope determines how these activities are combined.
An early discussion helps establish the project brief. A site plan, intended use, approximate dimensions, equipment requirements and target schedule provide a useful starting point.
Existing equipment can form part of the planning brief. Dimensions, loads, service connections, maintenance clearances and installation requirements help define the relevant interfaces.
Facility size, technical requirements, site conditions, scope boundaries, approvals and delivery arrangements influence the assessment. A meaningful proposal depends on a sufficiently defined project brief.
YOUR NEXT FACILITY
Share your production requirements, available drawings and investment priorities. Together, we can establish the scope and identify the information needed for the next stage.
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