Marine Classification

Marine classification is a system that evaluates the safety, quality, and standards of ships and offshore structures. It involves detailed technical assessments by classification societies, which set rules for design, construction, and maintenance. These classifications ensure vessels are built and maintained to withstand the demands of the marine environment, promoting safety, reliability, and environmental protection. Ships receive a classification certificate indicating they meet these standards, which is essential for insurance, registration, and operational approval worldwide. Essentially, marine classification acts as a quality assurance system for the maritime industry.