International Register of Shipping (IRS)

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Established in 1993, International Register of Shipping (IS) is an independent classification society working with the objective of 'safeguarding life, property and the environment'. IS is a provider of classification, certification, verification and advisory services.

Products & Services Availability of highly competent human resources as well as a global network of surveyors enables International Register of Shipping to provide the following products and Services at extremely competent costs and with unmatched professionalism, any where in the world. Classification of Ships and Offshore Installations as per Societies Rules and Regulations Statutory certification of the above as per IMO & ILO Conventions and National Regulations Certification of Marine Components as per Societies Rules and Regulations Approval Service Suppliers such as Thickness Gauging firms, Radio Surveyors, NDT firms, servicing stations for Life Saving and Fire fighting appliances, etc. Certification of Management Systems of Companies and ships under various standards, Such as ISM Code Third party Inspection services for Industrial Components as per various National and International Standards as well as customer specifications. Advisory services to the Marine Community, including Flag states, owners, operators, shipbuilders, repairers, Port Authorities, etc. in the Fields of Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, Management Systems, Risk and Reliability, Maritime Law, Business Process Reengineering and other related fields. Documentation Services, such as preparation of ISM Manuals, T&S Booklet, SOPEP, Cargo Securing Manual, etc. Tailor made Software to suit specific customer requirements in the fields of Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, MIS, etc. for the Marine Industry. In addition to the above society has necessary resources to provide various tailor made services requested by the customers, in the fields of Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, Management Systems, Risk and Reliability, Maritime Law.

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