Harland and Wolff Heavy Industries Limited

Harland and Wolff Heavy Industries Limited

4.8 42 Reviews
manjusha jha
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It is a wonderful place to start a career in ship building with innovative and best engineers and what makes it special is that it was the birth place of the Olympic class ships which were RMS Titanic, HMHS Britannic (born as RMS Gigantic but later changed into RMS Britannic) , and the one of it's own RMS Olympic . Moreover Thomas Andrews and the son of Joseph Belle the chief engineer onboard RMS Titanic - Frank Belle also worked herelastly I would like to say that it is the best company to work in shipbuilding

kenneth fincher
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I like to visit where titanic and her sister ship Olympic was born and built. But it sadly will be missed to all those buildings titanic and Olympic and I am sad that I never got to settle on a titanic or Olympic I would be my first inspiration on a great big stem ship in the world I would love to someday be a captain of a new titanic in history that will take good care of her I will sadly miss rms titanic and her sister rms Olympic in today would.

Dan Urechean
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All White Star ships, including Olympic class- ocean liners ( RMS Olympic, RMS Titanic and HMHS Britannic were build here. Two ships were lost, Titanic sank after striking an iceberg in her maiden voyage and Britannic collided with a mine on her sixth voyage as hospital ship and sank in half time of her sister Titanic. Olympic collided with Hawke and Nantucket, both of them damaging the ship. Olympic and Hawke didn't sank in their colission, but Nantucket broke in two parts and sank. Olympic found her end by being scrapped.