ENGINEERING SERVICES
FEATURE SPONSOR
MARITIME ELECTRONICS FOR WINDFARM SUPPORT
With windfarms continuing to grow in size at Dogger Bank, Creyke Beck, Hornsea and various other locations off the UK East Coast, the Ships Electronic Services (SES) Grimsby facility has become its windfarm support vessel specialist centre providing Navigation & Communication equipment on vessels operating in the Humber area.
ENVIABLE REPUTATION
The company has built an enviable reputation over the last 40 years for its highly professional service and the ability to supply, install and maintain the world’s most advanced marine electronics systems. Working with all marine related applications from windfarm service vessels to commercial shipping, workboat, naval, oil and gas and superyacht, their engineers have experience in advanced maritime technology from satellite and on-board communications to bridge controls, navigation and entertainment systems.
SERVICE AND EXPERTISE
Due to the high standards of service and technical expertise offered many of the industry’s most respected manufacturers such as Furuno, Raytheon and Sailor have appointed the company for service support and installation. The company is the sole UK distributor and service provider for Raytheon Anschutz, sole onboard service centre for Cobham and is a warranty service provider for the mobile satellite communications leader, Iridium.
QUALITY CONTROL
As the company has expanded its capabilities and services over the years they have ensured its quality and control systems have developed to provide customers with the level of service expected of professional operations. SES is one of the few marine electronics service providers accredited with ISO 9001 and has certifications from Lloyds Register, Bureau Veritas, ABS and FPAL.
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