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Aichi Shipyard

Tsukisancho, Japan

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What Aichi Shipyard does.

Aichi Shipyard specializes in shipbuilding and offers services such as ship launching, repair, and rental of floating cradles. The company has a history dating back to at least 2024 and is located in Nagoya Port, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Aichi Shipyard has a variety of facilities including processing workshops, floating docks, slipways, and wharves. The company currently recruits welders and painters as permanent employees. Aichi Shipyard serves vessels and plants, and holds certificates from class societies, though specific details are not provided in the given text. The company operates in the Nagoya Port area and provides on-site repair services within the port.

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