Indonesian Client Visits Factory for On‑site Inspection of LR‑Compliant Marine Crane Steel Structure Quality & Project Progress
Recently, our company welcomed key clients from Indonesia. Accompanied by SGS third‑party inspectors appointed by the ship‑owner, the customers toured our production workshop to conduct an on‑site inspection of marine crane steel structures, carefully verifying manufacturing quality, project completion status, and workmanship details.
This batch of marine cranes---Marine Monorail Overhead Crane, is designed, drawing‑approved, and manufactured strictly in accordance with Lloyd's Register (LR) classification society rules. The units will soon undergo full‑scale machine testing under simulated sea‑state conditions to obtain official LR product certificates. All structural components satisfy LR's strict requirements for material traceability, welding procedure qualification, and load‑bearing performance.
Equipped with safety helmets, the client's technical team walked through the main production workshop and inspected finished and semi‑finished steel parts for marine cranes. Special focus was placed on critical welded assemblies such as load‑bearing supports and large welded barrels. Our production and technical staff accompanied the whole tour, giving on‑site explanations of welding procedures, material selection, dimensional tolerance control, and the current production schedule.
During the inspection, the Indonesian side raised practical concerns regarding structural strength, welding integrity, machining tolerance, and delivery lead‑time. Our engineers provided thorough responses based on real‑world workshop conditions, demonstrating our complete quality control workflow: incoming raw‑material inspection, welding procedure qualification, in‑process dimensional verification, and pre‑delivery test plans compliant with LR classification requirements.
This on‑site factory audit enabled transparent and efficient communication between both parties. The client spoke positively about workshop management, fabrication workmanship, and the overall progress of the LR‑compliant marine crane steel structures. Face‑to‑face site audits eliminate information discrepancies and build solid mutual trust, laying a solid foundation for smooth project delivery and prospective long‑term cooperation.
We keep focusing on robust manufacturing of marine lifting equipment. With rigorous quality control and open‑minded communication with overseas clients, we ensure the successful execution of every classification‑certified overseas project.