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CULTURE CONTROLE

Jeumont, France

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What CULTURE CONTROLE does.

CULTURE CONTROLE is a company specialized in the field of non-destructive testing (NDT) and ressuage. The company has agendas in France and Belgium and offers services such as ultrasonics, radiography, magnetoscopy, ressuage, and spectrometry. CULTURE CONTROLE is certified according to COFREND, ISO 9001, and ISO 14001. The firm has activities in various types of installations and ship types, including metal structures, pipelines, and equipment for chemical and petrochemical industry. CULTURE CONTROLE was not explicitly endowed with a founding year, but it has agendas in several places like Saint-Quentin, Jeumont, and Dour. The company also deals with quality assurance of bolted joints and other mechanical parts.

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