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Harbort Ltd

Pirita, Estonia

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Harbort Ltd, established in 1992 in Tallinn, Estonia, is the leading company specializing in technical shipping services. The company offers ultrasonic thickness surveying and rope access services for ships and marine structures. Harbort has Class approvals from DNV, IR, ABS, BV, LR, NKK, RMRS, RINA and holds an ISO 9001:2015 certificate from BV. Annually, they perform UTM surveys for more than 100 vessels worldwide. The company employs highly qualified technicians, including naval architects, who can provide UTM services for all types of ships. In 2022, Harbort completed over 120 thickness measurement surveys globally.

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