Stay in control during your next dry dock

Dry dock schedules are tight, and every delay adds cost and pressure. Many disruptions are not caused by the planned scope, but by what happens during execution. Technical and logistical issues, coordination gaps, and approval delays can quickly impact progress, especially when fire protection systems and lifeboat equipment are handled by multiple suppliers.

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One coordinated approach to special periodic surveys

A structured Special Periodic Survey (SPS) setup brings fire service and lifeboat service into one aligned process. Instead of managing and coordinating with separate vendors, you work with a single team responsible for planning, execution, and coordination. Spare parts, approvals, and technicians are prepared in advance, creating a clear overview and reducing complexity throughout the dry dock.

Fast handling of unexpected challenges

Unexpected events are the operational reality of many 5-year surveys. The difference lies in how quickly they are resolved. With a central SPS team and access to global technical specialists, complex challenges are handled without delay. Issues are escalated immediately, expertise is brought in where needed, and solutions are implemented to keep the project moving.

A successful dry dock starts with a plan

A successful dry dock starts with a plan

Going into a dry dock project without a thorough plan is a risk. A pre-inspection and detailed preparation can make all the difference in getting the project on track from the start.

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Planned to match your dry dock schedule

Preparation starts early to align all activities with your timeline. Service scope, component availability, class approvals, and technician planning are coordinated to fit the dry dock window. At the same time, proactive guidance on regulations and compliance helps ensure requirements are met and reduces the risk of delays in future surveys.

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Reduced complexity. Better control.

A coordinated setup limits handovers, improves response times, and strengthens control throughout the process. By reducing fragmentation across suppliers, you minimise risk and maintain progress, even when conditions change. This advantage only becomes more significant when servicing more than one on-board equipment type during dry dock. 

Supporting your next special periodic survey

A successful dry dock requires more than service execution. It requires planning, coordination, and the ability to respond when needed. 

Learn how our uniquely structured setup supports your next special periodic survey. Contact our specialists to discuss your requirements.

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