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Piraeus, Greece

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TENME, founded in 1972, provides professional marine inspection and technical survey services worldwide. The company specializes in ultrasonic thickness measurements, lifeboat inspections, cargo gear testing, rope access, ramp and elevator testing, and safety equipment inspections. TENME operates globally with certified technicians and supports shipowners, ship managers, and shipyards. Based in Piraeus, Greece, the company can be reached at (+30 210) 4112792 or tenme@otenet.gr. Since its establishment, TENME has been committed to minimizing vessel downtime and operational disruption while ensuring accurate technical results.

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