Also known as “Baron d’Huart” by the employees of the shipyards, Jean d’Huart has just passed away. Related to the Terrin Family, renowned for having shaped the local shipbuilding industry, he served as CEO of the C.N.C. for 20 years from 1962 to 1982. Under his management, the yards experienced a “Golden Age” characterised by…
A new step that demonstrates their commitment to the environment, La Ciotat Shipyards decided to ban plastic waterbottles for their staff and use bottles made of stainless steel. Interview with Arnaud, service technician and staff representative. #waterrevolution
Following the announcement of the order by the Maritime Prefect of the Mediterranean authorising the resumption of certain leisure activities, La Ciotat Shipyards wishes to inform its customers of the rules that it has put in place to prevent accidental transmission of the virus during interactions between yacht crew and other visitors, and La Ciotat…
La Ciotat Shipyards hoisted this morning, March 20, a 14-meter-long banner with their 250-ton historical crane in order to say simply “Thank you” and “Bravo “ to the remarkable work of the medical and nursing staff who are fighting in the front line against the current pandemic. The current crisis brings to light their dedication…
