Ports & Marine
Marine terminals, jetties and heavy-lift fabrication oversight.
Quality assurance for ports & marine projects
Marine structures are built in a corrosive environment with tidal working windows and heavy-lift tolerances measured in millimetres. Most long-term failures trace back to coating and cathodic protection defects at construction, or to piling records that can't demonstrate the driven capacity assumed in design.
Where ports & marine quality typically fails
Coating and cathodic protection in the splash zone determines asset life. We inspect surface preparation, application conditions and DFT on every coat, and verify anode installation and continuity before submersion.
Pile records are the only proof of installed capacity. We verify driving logs, PDA testing and set criteria against the geotechnical design, and hold acceptance until the record is complete.
Jetty modules and crane rails have fit-up tolerances that cannot be corrected offshore. We enforce dimensional control and trial-fit verification in the fabrication yard.
What we deliver on ports & marine assignments
- Fabrication yard dimensional control and trial-fit reports
- Marine coating inspection records with environmental and DFT logs
- Cathodic protection installation and continuity verification
- Piling installation, driving and integrity test record review
- Marine works handover documentation and asset-integrity baseline
Other industries we serve
Oil & Gas
Upstream, midstream and downstream QA, welding and NDE oversight.
Power & Energy
Generation, transmission and renewables quality and commissioning.
Mining & Minerals
Site QA, materials verification and turnover assurance.
Water & Wastewater
Regulated utility assurance and asset-integrity programmes.
Planning ports & marine work in North America?
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