National Park No. 3 Inaugural Voyage Ceremony | Fishing Boat Manufacturer & Custom Boat Builder | SSF Taiwan

Building Vessels with Dedication, Supporting Those Who Protect Our Oceans Commissioning Ceremony of National Park No. 3 On October 7, National Park No. 3, a workboat built by Shing Sheng Fa Boatbuilding, was officially commissioned at Kaohsiung Harbor. The ceremony was attended by Wang Cheng-chi, Director-General of the National Park Service; Lin Shang-ching, Director of the Marine National Park Headquarters; Huang Jung-ta, Chairman of Shing Sheng Fa Shipbuilding; and representatives and distinguished guests from various organizations. Witnessed by all those present, this highly anticipated vessel officially began its mission to help protect Taiwan's marine environment. Watching National Park No. 3 progress from the initial design drawings through construction to its first voyage fills us with pride and emotion. Every stage of construction and every carefully crafted detail reflect the expertise, dedication, and commitment of our team. More importantly, they embody our deep concern for the personnel serving on the front lines. We understand that the quality of a vessel directly affects the successful execution of maritime missions and, above all, the safe return of everyone on board. Dongsha Atoll and the South Penghu Marine National Park are home to precious coral reefs, seagrass beds, and abundant marine life. Behind these remarkable natural environments are dedicated personnel who have worked tirelessly for years, facing intense sunshine, strong winds, and challenging sea conditions while carrying out resource patrols, ecological monitoring, research support, and environmental education. Their unwavering commitment deserves the support of a reliable vessel. The newly delivered National Park No. 3 is a 20-ton-class workboat designed to provide improved seakeeping performance and navigational stability. These enhancements will offer marine conservation patrol personnel a safer and more stable working environment while strengthening conservation and patrol capabilities across Taiwan's two marine national parks. For Shing Sheng Fa Boatbuilding, the true meaning of shipbuilding lies in transforming craftsmanship and responsibility into dependable support at sea. As the Marine National Park Headquarters celebrates its 19th anniversary, we extend our sincere appreciation for its trust and confidence in our company. We are equally grateful to all the partners involved in the design, construction, and coordination of this project. Through our collective efforts, we have created a reliable platform that will contribute to the protection of Taiwan's marine environment. The opportunity to apply our shipbuilding expertise to marine conservation is both a privilege and a responsibility that we deeply value. The delivery of a vessel marks an important milestone in the shipbuilding process, but it also represents the beginning of a new mission of protection. We sincerely hope that National Park No. 3 will accompany frontline personnel on every voyage, providing greater confidence and peace of mind as they carry out their duties. May every mission be completed safely, and may every crew member return home without harm, helping preserve the beauty and vitality of our oceans for future generations. Read the latest news from SSF, including fishing boat projects, vessel deliveries, exhibitions, shipbuilding updates and company developments.