Marine EquipmentFire FightingMarine Fire Safety Gains Lloyd’s Register Approval

Marine Fire Safety Gains Lloyd’s Register Approval

Marine Fire Safety; specialists in firefighting and lifesaving equipment for the marine industry, has received Lloyd’s Register Approved Service Supplier status, for the servicing of leading brands in the marine firefighting and safety market.

This certification reinforces the team’s ability to carry out inspections, service and maintenance of marine portable and fixed firefighting systems, as well as the servicing and inspection of marine life saving equipment.

Mark Bresnahan, Managing Director at Marine Fire Safety, comments “We are delighted to have received Lloyds Register Approval for our marine firefighting and marine life saving sectors of the business. For many of our commercial customers, it’s critical that our work satisfies the regulatory requirements needed for their safe operation and supports their level of trust and investment with us. This approval does just that, giving our customers additional confidence in the services we offer and the assurance that we are meeting the industries exacting standards.”

He continues “The team have worked incredibly hard to gain this approval, which will no doubt help us to grow our business and identify new opportunities in both the commercial and leisure marine markets.”

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