Details of the build-Up Paper

As the dry‑dock supervisor, I utilize the details of the Build-up paper—a document summarizing setup, measurements, and changes during ship docking—to track progress, confirm measurements, and document adjustments made due to ship material condition, hull‑form variations (the shape and curvature of the ship’s hull), or engineering updates. Because it connects technical drawings (detailed diagrams of dock structures), safety requirements, and operational constraints (restrictions due to equipment or procedures), the build‑up paper serves as the main coordination tool to ensure the dock is structurally accurate, safe, and fully compliant before the vessel enters.
A. General Information

B. Principal Dimensions and Block Arrangement

C. Keel Block & Reference Measurements

D. Rudder Details (Port & Starboard)

E. Propeller Details (Port & Starboard)

F. Skeg Drain

G. Masker Emitter

H. Bow Mounted Sonar Dome

I. Additional Notes

J. References

Complete the documentation with all relevant references, including docking print numbers, design memoranda, and sources of technical knowledge and standards:

Docking Print Numbers: Example

Information
1. On-the-job knowledge
2. CECOS, CREWWIRW.COM UFC 4-213-10 Graving Dry Docks
3. apps.ditc.mil Graving Dry Docks Design Manual 291-D