
In the marine, offshore, and shipbuilding sectors, regular technical inspections are crucial for the safety and durability of structures. Ultrasonic thickness testing of structural components on ships and offshore installations provides a clear picture of the asset's integrity and offers essential guidance for repairs, ensuring continued operation of the equipment.
Hull ultrasonic inspections and digital weld radiography—our non-destructive testing of ships and offshore structures helps detect even the smallest irregularities before they escalate into critical failures. During inspections, we use high-quality intrinsically safe (EX) equipment, allowing for measurements to be taken without removing protective coatings. When required, we employ IRATA/SPRAT certified rope access techniques. Each project is conducted in full compliance with HSE standards (ISO 45001) and in accordance with IACS requirements and the rules of classification societies such as ABS, BV, DNV, LR, RINA, ClassNK, KR, and PRS.
Every vessel undergoes regular classification and operational inspections. At BalticTest, we support shipowners, shipyards, and offshore operators by providing specialized technical supervision and comprehensive inspections of ships, platforms, and other marine structures. Whether for a classification survey, certificate renewal, or technical condition assessment, we specialize in:
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The BalticTest team is available 24/7. We act quickly and flexibly, whether dealing with an urgent failure on a ship in a remote port, an emergency offshore platform inspection, or a quality check in a repair shipyard. Inspections can be organized at very short notice, and our mobile team arrives on-site fully equipped. This ensures minimal downtime and the continuous safe operation of the vessel.
We conduct tests and inspections on all types of vessels—from bulk carriers and tankers to specialized offshore assets. We provide support both during the construction of new assets in shipyards and throughout the operational life of ships and platforms.