Manufacturing in focus

Equipment, materials and components

We help to provide safety, reliability and performance of assets, people, systems and processes across the manufacturing areas of equipment, materials and component manufacture.

Our services in this sector cover applications such as:

  • high value pressure equipment

  • electrical and controls 

  • ports, cranes and lifting appliances 

  • containers

Our clients are typically managing large scale, valuable assets where the cost of mistakes can be very high, both financially and in terms of the impact on local communities and the environment.

Organisations need advice and support they can trust. Lloyd’s Register’s reputation is built on more than 250 years of protecting life and property. Example services we provide in this sector of the energy industry are: ASME, EN Standards, welder and welding procedure qualifications, EU Directives, PED, TPED, MOM, MLHW, OHS, OSH, DOSH, IBR, smart inspections, design appraisal.

Driving forward inspection

Our teams in Indonesia and Singapore have recently won our first contract from PT Gunanusa Utama Fabricators, of Cilegon in Indonesia. The contract requires us to provide a comprehensive third-party inspection and expediting services for an offshore platform. The inspections will be conducted at major manufacturers’ works in 29 countries across the Middle East, Europe and Asia.

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Manufacturing excellence

“Services provided by Lloyd’s Register in this project are exemplary. The organisation has provided invaluable assistance with timely resolution of queries.” Robert Mather, QA/QC Manager at Global Process Systems Inc.

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The evolution of risk management

Successful companies in the manufacturing sector are those which recognise that a risk management programme, properly integrated across the entire enterprise and embedded in its culture is not just a protective tool; it can offer a significant competitive edge in an increasingly uncertain world.

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