Ship Repair

All work is performed in accordance with OEM procedures and classification society rules, under a multi-stage QA/QC process. Inspections can be witnessed by OEM representatives, owners’ representatives, or classification agencies, ensuring full transparency and traceability.

Through these streamlined, end-to-end processes, we restore propulsion and steering systems swiftly and safely—fully compliant with naval and commercial classification requirements.

All work is performed in accordance with OEM procedures and classification society rules, under a multi-stage QA/QC process. Inspections can be witnessed by OEM representatives, owners’ representatives, or classification agencies, ensuring full transparency and traceability.

Through these streamlined, end-to-end processes, we restore propulsion and steering systems swiftly and safely—fully compliant with naval and commercial classification requirements.

We undertake the repair, overhaul, and restoration of auxiliary equipment and the related piping systems that are critical to a vessel’s operation. During scheduled refits or urgent breakdowns, we restore performance across naval and commercial vessels with speed, accuracy, and full compliance with classification and OEM standards.

Our skilled piping supervisors and fitters are experts in the overhaul and repair of all onboard piping systems—including compressed air, fuel, bilge, ballast, fire-fighting, seawater, freshwater, sewage, chilled water, and exhaust systems—across naval platforms and commercial ships.

We are fully qualified to repair and fabricate pipelines using a wide range of metallurgies, including:

Our process includes the creation of spool-level and system-level drawings prior to removing any piping from the vessel. Following chemical cleaning and de-painting, we undertake hydro and air pressure testing to locate leaks due to corrosion and erosion. We execute weld repairs or complete pipe renewals using classification-approved techniques and procedures. Pipes are painted prior to reinstallation to prevent corrosion. We also conduct onboard pressure testing and flushing of the full system to ensure cleanliness and leak-free operation. Inspections are carried out under class rules or per mutually agreed QA/QC regiment. We also restore hot and cold insulation and install new cladding for exhaust systems.

Our process includes the creation of spool-level and system-level drawings prior to removing any piping from the vessel. Following chemical cleaning and de-painting, we undertake hydro and air pressure testing to locate leaks due to corrosion and erosion. We execute weld repairs or complete pipe renewals using classification-approved techniques and procedures. Pipes are painted prior to reinstallation to prevent corrosion. We also conduct onboard pressure testing and flushing of the full system to ensure cleanliness and leak-free operation. Inspections are carried out under class rules or per mutually agreed QA/QC regiment. We also restore hot and cold insulation and install new cladding for exhaust systems.

We follow a similar approach for the overhaul and repair of all valve types fitted onboard. Depending on the condition, we can recondition existing components, manufacture new components, or replace the valve entirely as per standard requirements. Every valve is pressure tested—up to a multiple of its safe working pressure—in accordance with QA/QC procedures. Internal QC inspectors verify compliance before presenting the valve for inspection by ship staff, owner’s representatives, or the class surveyor.

We provide complete repair, overhaul, and testing services for shipborne fluid-handling and air systems, including:

Disassembled components are cleaned, inspected, and rebuilt using new seals, bearings, wear rings, impellers, and other spares as needed. Each part is inspected for wear and checked against OEM tolerances. A defect report is presented to the client for their records.

After reassembly and replacement of components, all units are pressure tested to a multiple of their safe working limits, as per QA/QC procedures, by our internal QC inspectors—before final inspection by the ship’s crew, owners’ representatives, or class surveyors.

All repairs are performed under approved Quality Assurance Plans (QAPs), with full traceability and the option for third-party or class-witnessed inspections. Our in-house QC inspectors ensure all welds, joints, and components meet OEM tolerances and classification standards.

With decades of experience supporting critical shipboard systems, we deliver reliable, leak-free repairs—backed by technical precision and an unwavering commitment to quality and compliance.

We offer comprehensive repair and restoration services for marine boilers, economizers, and steam turbine-driven equipment—ensuring safe, efficient, and reliable steam and power generation for naval and commercial vessels. All work is performed under stringent QA/QC procedures and in accordance with classification and OEM guidelines.

All mountings are inspected, tested, and reset as per safety and OEM specifications.

All work is executed under strict internal QA/QC procedures. Final inspection is offered in accordance with the approved QAP and can be witnessed by the ship’s crew, naval representatives, or classification surveyors.

After reassembly, we conduct full trials and commissioning support, including setting-to-work procedures, to ensure the restored system is fully operational and safe for continued service.

Each compressor is fully dismantled. Components are chemically cleaned, inspected, and rebuilt using new seals, bearings, and OEM spares (e.g., Bitzer). All parts are checked for wear and conformity to OEM tolerances, with a detailed defect report shared with the client. After reassembly, compressors are pressure- and vacuum-tested in accordance with internal QA/QC protocols before final inspection by ship staff, owners’ representatives, or class surveyors.

From single-compartment ventilation units to fully integrated HVAC and refrigeration systems across the vessel, we deliver thorough, class-compliant repair and restoration services—ensuring reliable performance, crew comfort, and equipment protection in all marine operating conditions

Proper surface preparation is key to long-lasting protection. Our surface treatment capabilities include:

Our certified coating teams deliver specialized marine-grade finishes across all shipboard areas:

All coatings are applied under the supervision of NACE-certified painting inspectors, in strict accordance with paint OEM specifications and class requirements.

All repairs are executed in full compliance with naval, commercial and classification‑society specifications, supported by meticulous inspection regimes and traceable material certifications—so your fleet can sail again with confidence.