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Home›Surface Vessels›UK: Bureau Veritas Supports Goliath Crane Project
Surface Vessels

April 3, 2012 · about 14 years ago

UK: Bureau Veritas Supports Goliath Crane Project

Bureau Veritas has provided quality assurance services in both China and the UK for a successful project with Babcock Marine to design and construct a 1000-ton Goliath crane. Bureau Veritas was chosen as a key inspection services partner by Babcock Marine for the design and construction of a mammoth

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Bureau Veritas has provided quality assurance services in both China and the UK for a successful project with Babcock Marine to design and construct a 1000-ton Goliath crane.

Bureau Veritas was chosen as a key inspection services partner by Babcock Marine for the design and construction of a mammoth crane. The crane, the biggest in the UK, was ordered by the prestigious Aircraft Carrier Alliance of the British Royal Navy. The role of Bureau Veritas was to provide a comprehensive range of third party Quality Assurance services throughout the project, from design review to commissioning.

Thanks to a seamless organization, connecting a robust international team with local managers in China, technical issues were efficiently dealt with, greatly contributing to the delivery date being successfully achieved.

[mappress] Naval Today Staff , April 03, 2012; Image: BAE

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