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Kmsind

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KMS Industries is a Canadian company headquartered in Woodside Industrial Park, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. The company specializes in the maintenance of ships and facilities, including urgent repairs, quay service requests, fabrication, and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) repair. They have completed special projects such as the installation of a RAS training platform for the Royal Canadian Navy and several coast guard inspections. KMS Industries possesses a fully equipped workshop that is 12,000 square meters in size and is equipped with two 10-ton hoist cranes, a machine shop, a plasma cutting station, and a secure storage area of one hectare. The company is certified as CWB 47.1/47.2, ISO 9001, and ASME.

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