Hamburg-based MTG Marinetechnik GmbH is reorganising its personnel and organisation.
Founded in 1966, the company has evolved from being purely a designer of naval vessels. Its technical solutions have contributed to a number of maritime projects at home and abroad. Beyond design, MTG offers an evaluation of alternative and competing ship designs. Modelling, simulation and cost-benefit analysis have long been a matter of course on the way to a procurement decision. MTG is modifying its process management in order to continue to live up to its self-imposed claim of being a knowledge and competence centre in the maritime dimension. The new structure is intended to provide more flexibility and responsiveness.
New division managers
Managing Director Guido Gerdemann (top centre) with his management quartet - Copyright MTG
In order to better fulfil its consulting services, MTG intends to initiate extensive internal changes this year. This will be accompanied by the appointment of four new division heads. The new management team consists of Andreas Lang (42), Daniel Puppe (42), Michael Rudius (45) and Anja Mahlke (43). Andreas Lang (Customer Relation Management) and Anja Mahlke (Finance & Support) complete MTG's management team as business economists. Michael Rudius has rounded off his business studies with an additional engineering degree. Together with shipbuilder Daniel Puppe, he will head the Operations division. Puppe will also remain an authorised signatory of MTG.
MTG - Engineering office and think tank
MTG's team includes 50 experts from the fields of ship and marine mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, weapons and communications engineering, physics, IT and ergonomics as well as specialists in the integration of aircraft and amphibious capabilities. Working in interdisciplinary teams, the engineering service provider develops functional requirements from operational needs, from which design ideas and technical solutions are derived. This is not just about complete systems. MTG's scope of services also includes a series of detailed studies. These include, among others: Investigations into ship safety and evacuation, the creation of manning concepts, the analysis of measurement data from ship automation systems, cost calculations for conversions or retrofits, the integration of subsystems through to the creation of tender documents and the analysis of technical-commercial offers.
Simulation of sensors and effectors in a network
Nationally, MTG is in charge of or has been in charge of the task force supply vessels, the frigates of classes 123, 124, 125 and 126, etc. The numerous projects also include the design of the new BUMS measuring boat of WTD 71, studies on the integration of an AUV into the MJ 332 minehunting boats and the integration of a towing sonar for the frigate class 123.
MJ 332 - Integration of an AUV
Internationally, MTG has been involved in the Almirante Padilla class in Colombia and the Inhauma class in Brazil. Other foreign references that MTG provided us with on request: Finland (Squadron 2020/SQ2020 project), Vietnam (propulsion systems), Brazil (Tamandaré) and Colombia (PES).
Illustration. Photo from the MTG press release, graphic of the new organisational structure from the MTG press release.
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