 Ship Production Committee
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The Ship Production Committee (SPC) was formed in 1970
to provide industry management and technical input to
a government sponsored cooperative effort to develop
more economical construction approaches to shipbuilding.
This effort has become known as the National Shipbuilding
Research Program (NSRP) (www.nsrp.org).
The Ship Production Committee continues today as
one of SNAME's Technical & Research (T&R) Committees.
The Committee provides an important link between the
shipbuilding industry and SNAME, and supports the
SNAME bylaws.
Membership in the Ship Production Committee includes
representation from the NSRP ASE Major Initiative
Panels, (http://www.nsrp.org/panels/panel_info.html).
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Business
Process Technologies Panel, SP-11
Panel Chair, Ken
Clarke, Northrop Grumman Newport News |
Systems
Technology Panel, SP-12
Panel Chair, Dr.
Burton Gischner, Electric Boat Corp. |
Facilities,
Tooling & Risk Management Panel, SP-13
Panel Chair, Jack
Shea, Electric Boat corp. |
Environmental
Technologies Panel, SP-1
Panel Chair, Wayne
Holt, Atlantic Marine Florida |
Product
Design & Materials Technologies Panel, SP-14,
Panel Chair, Dave Wood
, Northrop Grumman Ship Systems Ingalls Operations |
Crosscut
Initiatives Panel, SP-15,
Panel Chair, Larry
Gebhardt |
Shipyard
Production Processes Technologies Panel, SP-16
Panel Chair, Tonya
Gournay, Northrop Grumman Newport News |
Surface
Preparation and Coatings Panel, SP-3,
Panel Chair, Mark
Panosky, Electric Boat Division |
Welding
Technology Panel, SP-7
Panel Chair, Lee
Kvidahl, Northrop Grumman Ship Systems Ingalls Operations |
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Other participants in the SPC include: NAVSEA, The
Gulf Coast Region Maritime Technology Center (GCRMTC),
The University of New Orleans, Design Agents, and
Class Societies. |
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