Fuel for Thought
New Marine Service Centre in Singapore
Oct 31 2008
"Shipping is a global business and as a result it is imperative to be represented worldwide ", says Christoph Feyerabend, Portfolio Manager Marine at Dräger. "The Singapore location is therefore another central building block for our range of services within the Dräger Marine Service Centerâ As is the case at their other locations, for example in Rotterdam, Constanta or Hamburg, Dräger will offer a comprehensive maintenance and repair service for onboard safety equipment.
Dräger service technicians perform inspection, service and, if necessary, repair the entire firefighting, rescue and safety (FRS) equipment for their customers. They also inspect the equipment, either directly on board or in the workshops of the Marine Service Center. Finally, the Marine Service Center creates all the required inspection documentation and certificates and delivers them to the customer. Even though this business takes place on very short notice â it is not unusual for customers to send orders two to three days before the arrival of the ship, sometimes even on the same day - the Marine Service Center can almost always send a large team to the ship, even to take care of large orders.
The industry is moving towards ever shorter docking times, the ship owners have comparably large safety requirements. "The customers want a service that takes care of the FRS equipment in this short time and to take as much work as possible away from them", says Feyerabend. For this reason the Marine Service Center is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Dräger employees also perform inspection and service on other manufacturer`s equipment. Since, according to Feyerabend, there is often equipment from a wide variety of manufacturers used on the ship. "We offer a comprehensive service with our overall approach and can, if necessary, work together with third-party suppliers.â
With the additional offer of "Fleet Stock Managementâ, which is particularly suitable for gas measurement equipment, shipping companies also receive Dräger service in those harbors in which Dräger itself is not represented. If a service interval is due for the equipment, the employees of the Marine Service Center ask the customer for the next port of call of the ship. Dräger then sends the equipment there and the Marine Service Center services in contract with the customer. The shipping company has the equipment replaced on site and sends the equipment requiring service back to the Marine Service Center. There the technicians prepare it for its next use.
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