Ship-breaking and other dismantling of wrecks services
CPC v2.1 Code: 94312
About ship-breaking and other dismantling of wrecks services
cpc code 94312, 'Ship-breaking and other dismantling of wrecks services', represents a critical industry within the broader transportation and logistics sector. This industry is responsible for the safe and efficient dismantling of decommissioned ships, vessels, and other maritime structures, playing a vital role in the recycling and repurposing of valuable materials. The services provided by this industry are essential for maintaining the health and sustainability of the global shipping industry.
Production process
The main production techniques used in the ship-breaking industry involve the careful and controlled dismantling of vessels. This process typically begins with the removal of hazardous materials, such as asbestos and oil residues, to ensure the safety of workers and the environment. The vessel is then systematically disassembled, with various components and materials, such as steel, copper, and electronics, being separated and prepared for recycling or repurposing.
Production inputs
The ship-breaking industry requires a range of inputs, including specialized equipment and machinery for the dismantling process, such as cranes, cutting torches, and waste management systems. Additionally, the industry relies on a skilled workforce, including ship-breaking technicians, heavy equipment operators, and environmental specialists, to ensure the safe and efficient dismantling of vessels. Raw materials, such as steel, copper, and other metals, are also essential inputs for this industry.
Production outputs
The primary outputs of the ship-breaking industry are the recycled and repurposed materials, such as steel, copper, and other metals, which can be used in a variety of downstream industries, including 24 Manufacture of basic metals, 25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment, and 38 Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery. The industry also generates waste products, which must be properly managed and disposed of in accordance with environmental regulations.
Family tree for ship-breaking and other dismantling of wrecks services
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A["<a href='/classifications/cpc/v2-1/9'>9: Community, social and personal services</a>"]
A --> B["<a href='/classifications/cpc/v2-1/94'>94: Sewage and waste collection, treatment and disposal and other environmental protection services</a>"]
B --> C["<a href='/classifications/cpc/v2-1/943'>943: Waste treatment and disposal services</a>"]
C --> D["<a href='/classifications/cpc/v2-1/9431'>9431: Waste preparation, consolidation and storage services</a>"]
D --> E["<a href='/classifications/cpc/v2-1/94312'>94312: Ship-breaking and other dismantling of wrecks services</a>"]
D --> F["<a href='/classifications/cpc/v2-1/94311'>94311: Hazardous waste preparation, consolidation and storage services</a>"]
D --> G["<a href='/classifications/cpc/v2-1/94313'>94313: Non-hazardous recyclable materials preparation, consolidation and storage services</a>"]
D --> H["<a href='/classifications/cpc/v2-1/94319'>94319: Other non-hazardous waste preparation, consolidation and storage services</a>"]
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