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Elevator inspection

Operations:

• Marine vessels.

• Ports and terminals

• Offshore platforms

• Shipyards

 

Services

 

• Technical inspections

• Mechanical, electrical and safety comprehensive inspection reports in accordance with NBR NM 207 and ISO 8383 standards.

• Anual certification inspections.

• Corrective maintenance

• Repairs

• Equipment modernization.

• Preventive maintenance

• Sales and installation of new elevators

• Spare part sales.

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STRUCTURES
COMPOSITES

Engineered for the 21st Century

The world’s leading class-approved
structural repair solution

At the forefront of structural engineering, SPS Technology introduces a revolutionary solution - the Sandwich Plate System (SPS). This proprietarie structural composite material, compresed of two metal plates bonded by ElastocoreT, become a hallmark of safed, speed, durability, and strength in construction.

MARITIME

When it comes to strength, quality and permanence for vessel and asset repairs in the maritime industry, nothing compares to SPS.

OFFSHORE

SPS Technology and our Network Partners deliver the world’s leading Class-approved structural composite Cold Work solution for offshore repair and new builds.

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SPS – the sustainable solution for Maritime and Offshore.

Structural composites such as SPS®, Sandwich Plate System, for structural reinstatements and reinforcements are forward-looking, progressive and genuinely reinforce environmental sustainability. Conventional 'crop & renew' creates a lot of waste: the corroded surface is completely removed and scrapped. Pipe runs and tanks beneath the corroded area may need to be removed or cleaned to commence a repair. Crop and renew is almost always undertaken in drydock or requires complex arrangements that add travel, expense and downtime costs. With SPS, the corroded surface can stay in place and be used to form one side of the structural composite repair.

TRADITIONAL CROP AND RENEW:

  • Requires up to 90% more labor
  • Is up to 11 more expensive than SPS
  • Projects are 3x slower compared with SPS
  • Might need dive boats and underwater cofferdams
  • Does not allow work in adjacent areas to continue in parallel
  • Lengthens project schedules if services need dismantling

ALL OF WHICH ADDS UP TO A LOT OF CARBON EMISSIONS.

For cost-effective maritime repairs and modifications, the clear choice is SPS.

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