SOLAS-compliant calibration and testing equipment services for marine vessels. Portable gas detectors, atmosphere testing instruments, calibration services, certification and complete safety equipment solutions meeting IMO regulations.
Seaway provides comprehensive calibration and testing equipment services for marine vessels calling at Turkish ports. We supply SOLAS XI-1/7 compliant portable gas detectors, atmosphere testing instruments and complete calibration services ensuring your safety equipment meets all IMO and MED requirements.
Our services include supply of portable and fixed gas detection systems, on-board calibration services, annual certification, bump testing, sensor replacement and complete maintenance of all atmospheric testing equipment. We work with leading manufacturers including Martek Marine, Crowcon, RKI Instruments and other MED-approved suppliers to ensure your vessel has the most reliable safety equipment.
In compliance with SOLAS regulation XI-1/7, all vessels must carry appropriate portable atmosphere testing instruments capable of measuring oxygen, flammable gases, hydrogen sulfide and carbon monoxide. We ensure your equipment is properly calibrated, certified and ready for enclosed space entry operations and PSC inspections.
SOLAS-compliant portable multi-gas detectors for enclosed space entry and continuous atmospheric monitoring.
Permanent fixed gas detection systems for engine rooms, pump rooms and hazardous areas with continuous monitoring.
Professional on-board calibration services for all gas detection equipment with certified calibration gases and documentation.
Complete maintenance, repair and sensor replacement services for all makes and models of gas detection equipment.
Supply of certified calibration gases, bump test gases and complete calibration equipment for shipboard use.
Complete documentation, certification and compliance support for SOLAS, MED and flag state requirements.
We assess all your gas detection equipment, review maintenance history, check calibration due dates and identify equipment requiring service or replacement.
All instruments undergo pre-calibration bump tests to verify sensor response, alarm functionality, battery condition and overall operational status before calibration.
Using certified calibration gases, we calibrate each sensor to manufacturer specifications, adjust alarm setpoints, verify accuracy and ensure all functions operate correctly.
After calibration, we perform comprehensive functional tests including leak checks, alarm verification, data logging review and complete performance validation.
We issue MED-approved calibration certificates, update equipment logs, provide maintenance recommendations and deliver complete documentation for PSC inspections and audits.
We supply and service gas detection equipment from the world's leading manufacturers, all MED-approved and SOLAS-compliant:
Answers to common questions about our calibration & testing services services.
We calibrate pressure gauges, temperature gauges, flow meters, level gauges, thermometers, manometers, differential pressure transmitters, safety valves (set pressure testing), oxygen analysers, CO2 analysers, gas detection instruments, ultrasonic thickness gauges, and other marine instrumentation used in engine rooms, cargo systems, and safety systems.
Yes. All calibrations we perform are traceable to national metrology standards (TUBITAK/UME in Turkey) and ultimately to SI units via an unbroken chain of calibrated reference standards. Calibration certificates state the traceability chain, measurement uncertainty, and are issued in compliance with ISO/IEC 17025 requirements.
Yes. Our calibration certificates are accepted by all major classification societies including Lloyd's Register, DNV, Bureau Veritas, ABS, ClassNK, and RINA. Certificates state before and after values, measurement uncertainty, and are signed by a qualified calibration technician. Copies are available in digital format for vessel records.
Wherever possible, we perform on-board (in-situ) calibration to minimise disruption to vessel operations. Many pressure and temperature instruments can be calibrated in place using portable reference standards. Some instruments requiring more complex calibration may need to be sent to our ashore calibration facility.
Classification society rules and manufacturer recommendations generally require safety valve testing and pressure gauge calibration at annual surveys and at each special survey. However, best practice and many ISM SMS systems require annual calibration of critical instrumentation. We can advise on the appropriate interval for each instrument type based on its application and the applicable rules.