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Mr. Koji Tomioka

Mr. Koji Tomioka
Deputy General Manager, Ammonia Fuel Vessel Development Department, Design Division
Nihon Shipyard Co., Ltd.

・Career Summary

April 1999
Joined NKK Corporation (NKK), Tsu Works; assigned to the Performance Design Department.
October 2002
The shipbuilding divisions of NKK and Hitachi Zosen Corporation were integrated, leading to the establishment of Universal Shipbuilding Corporation (USC).
January 2013
USC and IHI Marine United merged to form Japan Marine United Corporation (JMU); transferred to the Basic Design & Planning Department.
April 2018
Assigned to the London Office of JMU.
April 2019
Returned to the Basic Design & Planning Department of JMU.
January 2021
Nihon Shipyard Co., Ltd. (NSY) was established as a joint venture for sales and design between Imabari Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. and JMU.
September 2021
Assigned to the Basic Design & Planning Department, NSY, while concurrently serving in the Ammonia-Fueled Vessel Development Department.
January 2023
Assigned to the Marketing & Planning Group, NSY, while concurrently serving in the Ammonia Fuel Vessel Development Department.
April 2026
Assigned to the Quality Assurance Department, Ariake Shipyard, JMU, while concurrently serving in the Ammonia Fuel Vessel Development Department, NSY.
Present

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