Ship classification
Classification is a special type of certification particularly applied to confirm that the maritime structures and facilities comply with requirements. Classification implies that requirements are set by the classification society, i.e. the same third party that performes the classification. The requirements are specified in the DNV Rules.
Offshore classification
The aim of our classification services is to assure owners, authorities and other stakeholders that the facility comply with classification rules and requirements.
Statutory services
DNV operates a world-wide network of survey stations and is authorised by more than 80 flag administrations to carry out surveys and, in most cases, issue statutory certificates on their behalf.
Certification of Materials and Components
DNV certifies all materials, components and systems relevant to safe operation and quality of ships and MOUs as part of classification.
Consulting
DNV provides a wide range of consulting services within commercial, operational, and technology management for the maritime industry.
Competence
Competence beyond compliance - DNV SeaSkill™ assists shipping companies, manufacturers and training providers to assure that the competence is properly addressed, built and retained.
Fuel testing
DNV Petroleum Services (DNVPS) is the foremost name in marine fuel management, commanding over 70 per cent world-wide market share for contracted Fuel Quality Testing services.
Software, solutions & support
Software for maritime, offshore and process industries.
It's about leadership.
As one of the world's largest ship classification societies, DNV is authorised to act on behalf of some 80 national maritime authorites. Through our work, we assist our customers in managing their risk in an environment which can only be described as tough. New regulations, strict security and safety management are terms which will become even more familiar in the future.
Customer service
We offer substantial advice on your operational aspects around the clock as an added bonus for selecting DNV as your classification partner. Through training, meetings and tonnage-specific information, your operations will run smoothly once class-related matters are predictable.
Technical competence
We have the competence and the tools to ensure that when a new ship is built to DNV's 1A1 standards, this ship will be the best you can get. Newbuilding to DNV class standards is around 20 per cent of the global orders, meaning that there are many customers seeing the value of technical competenc and advice.
Service delivery
We run a decentralised network where our local offices are given much authority. In partnership with our customers there is trust and under-standing in this and we can react to the inherent highly skilled and trained individuals the consistent quality of our services is an asset for you.
Quality
We operate in a partnership with our customers to ensure your quality of operations with an unquestionable compliance with applicable rules, regulations and standards.
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