Lloyd’s audit approves Roxtec pipe and cable transit services
Published by Stephanie Roker,
Editor
World Pipelines,
Roxtec Services AB has been audited by the classification society Lloyd’s Register and has received an official approval for inspection and maintenance services of cable and pipe transits. This approval sets new standards for long term safety at sea.
Roxtec Services AB is part of cable and pipe sealing solution provider Roxtec Group. The company offers services for the marine and offshore industries, including onsite inspections, repair recommendations, supervision and maintenance work concerning cable and pipe transits on ships and offshore units.
“We are proud and happy that Lloyd’s Register recognises that it is not enough to focus on initial product performance verification,” says Fredrik Timonen, managing director of Roxtec Services AB. “If cable and pipe seals are to protect people, ships and offshore units from risk factors such as fire, gas and water over an asset lifecycle, it also matters how they are exposed and maintained.”
Fredrik Timonen currently experiences a strong momentum for Roxtec Services AB.
“We believe in a close cooperation with class societies and asset owners to lift the importance of integrating transit seals into a systemised maintenance plan for rigs and vessels. The fact that Lloyd’s Register has made us Approved Service Supplier helps us put focus on these important safety details.”
Read the article online at: https://www.worldpipelines.com/business-news/31012017/lloyds-audit-approves-roxtec-pipe-and-cable-transit-services/
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