[INDUSTRY NEWS] Prior to joining InterMoor, Cristian worked as a Consultant
Naval Architect/ Structural Engineer at several companies, including WoodGroup Kenny, GL Noble Denton, BAE Systems. Notable is his four years as Consultant Engineer for WoodGroup Kenny, being responsible for a range of projects for both the oil and gas and renewable industries. Cristian received a Masters Degree in Naval Architecture and
Ocean Engineering from Lower Danube University in Galati, Romania from 2000 until 2005. In addition, he serves as an Professional Review Interviewer
for RINA, and is a member of the Engineering Council and Royal Institution of Naval Architects. Cristian’s wealth of experience will be hugely beneficial to the
company in improving the capability of the engineering department by way of his advanced technical and analyses skills ranging across moorings, naval architecture, hydrodynamics and structural engineering. y
LGH UK Recognized by LEEA, ISO
> Lifting Gear Hire (LGH) has become a full member of LEEA and received ISO 9001accreditation, just weeks after marking a year back in the UK marketplace. Recognition from the Lifting Equipment Engineers Association,
the world’s leading representative body for all those involved in the industry, and the International Organization for Standardization, is a double endorsement of LGH’s ever-growing stature in the industry.
LEEA offers four categories of membership—provisional,
associate, development, and full. LGH initially became a development member, which essentially served as an application for full status, which was granted upon completion of 12 months of trading and a stringent audit. Membership is only awarded to companies that, in the opinion of the association’s directors, is competent and can give an adequate service. Phil Smith, commercial manager at LGH, said: “If you want to be
regarded as a serious player in the lifting market, being a fully-fledged LEEA member is vital. The organization provides all members with advice and support on virtually any related topic concerning lifting, which is simply not available elsewhere. LEEA works closely with the HSE [UK Health and Safety Executive] and is widely regarded as the lifting standard—not only in the UK but worldwide.” LEEA has been providing specialist training services to its members
for over 50 years and has its own dedicated training center in Huntingdon, UK. LGH personnel are expected to undertake varying levels of these courses depending on the extent of their exposure to product and the requirement of an individual to understand best practice in advising customers on what products to use. ISO 9001:2015, meanwhile, is based on a number of quality
management principles including a strong customer focus, the motivation and implication of top management, and continual improvement. Smith called it the “pinnacle of standards” and a “minimum benchmark” for any business dealing with safety-critical products.
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